Lang6_T3_Degrees of Comparison_Station 3 by Mark Jorell Conde

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2025-03-06 04:36:18 UTC

Puno,Valencia,Loqiunario, Naniong

Degrees of comparision of adverbs helped in showing how our actions can affect the future by emphasizing our actions and decisions. Acting more “decisively” can lead to faster outcomes and better effects. Acting less carefully will lead to careless decisions and bad effects. Degrees allow us to highlight our actions.

Puno,Valencia,Loqiunario, Naniong

2025-03-06 04:37:00 UTC

AVECILLA, MADRID, BAILON, LABRADOR

2025-03-06 04:38:09 UTC

Yes, we think the use of degrees of comparison of adverbs helps to emphasize the progress made in sustainability. For example, the phrase “more wastefully” contrasts with “more frequently,” showing that the school is improving in its efforts to recycle and reduce waste. The adverb “more” highlights a noticeable difference in their actions, indicating a shift towards greater environmental responsibility.

CHELLEY, AP AND MEL

2025-03-06 04:39:58 UTC

CLAIM: We clam that the use of degrees of comparison of adverbs helped and influenced the impact of paragraph.

EVIDENCE: Our evidences are.. 1. “We’re using resources less wasteful and recycling more frequently than any other school in our district”.

REASONING: The use of the words ‘less’ and ‘frequently’ shows either a positive and negative effect when added to the sentence. In this context, it means positive.

pierre & daphne

2025-03-06 05:35:54 UTC

“Recycling more frequently than any other school in our district.”

It shows that our school is recycling better than any other school.

“We can reduce our carbon footprint most effectively by walking or biking to school.”

This part of the paragraph gives even more details that can enhance the paragraph and shows what we did to help the environment.

Jan Czian Genoring and Molo Barreiro

s2019373 — 2025-03-06 05:35:57 UTC

We think that the use of comparison of adverbs helped in showing how our actions can affect the future. The part of the paragraph that clearly illustrates our answer is "We're using resources less wastefully and recycling more frequently than any other school in our district." this part properly describes how they use resources which uses the type of adverb "manner" and it uses the degree of comparison "comparative" because it is comparing the school to other schools.

Gatmaitan, Ramirez, Dakis

2025-03-06 05:36:28 UTC

Yes, we think the use of degrees of adverbs help in showing our future. Because they can show how were doing it for example: fast, faster and fastest. And it call also show our progress. Like frequent, more frequent and most frequent.

☆# [ 🖇️ ] BOREATTI, LIM AND SINGIAN

2025-03-06 12:06:41 UTC

We believe that yes the said paragraph uses the degree of comparison. In one of the sentences “Our school is striving to live MORE sustainable..” you will see that they use “more” to compare things like how we are being more efficient in making our school have it’s sustainability. Another example is “Reduce our carbon footprint MOST EFFICIENTLY by walking or biking to school.” The adverb “most efficiently” refers to a superlative adverb.

Sachi Gelera, Richess Zheng, Yuna Ramos, Martina Dimayuga, Luciana Sarmiento

s2022366_1 — 2025-03-07 03:16:17 UTC

Yes, the degree of comparison of adverbs helped in showing how our actions can affect the future because it gives emphasis to the action/words that helps compare. For example, the phrase “most effectively” and the phrase “more frequently”.

by the people listed below our answer

2025-03-07 03:19:51 UTC

It can affect the future because using it can help people with finding the best solutions to contribute to this problem. It also helps by flawlessly showing comparison with words to really show the impact of our actions.

Gab L, Alex S, FF, Zac P, Ethan P

kiel gab and zander

2025-03-07 03:20:48 UTC

We can use degree of comparison to show how bad the Earth is because of us and how much degrees its going up

Roxanne Isidro

2025-03-07 05:55:07 UTC

The degrees of comparison of adverbs help in showing

how our actions can affect the future because in this line “we can reduce our carbon footprint most effectively by walking or biking to school”, the word “most effectively” emphasizes that walking or biking to school is one the most effective way to help the Earth.

2025-03-07 05:55:37 UTC

Degrees of Comparison Adverbs can help change the school's cleanliness and it could encourage other students because if you were to make a sign to practice claygo or do sdg 14, you should use persuasive and descriptive language so that it could persuade and encourage to students to do that action or you should also add in simple big words to help make the students more encouraged.

Canta,Issac,Labrador

2025-03-07 05:56:30 UTC

Yes we believe comparison of adverbs helps us greatly in showing how our actions can affect the future. One example in particular is “We’ve learned that we can reduce our carbon footprint most effectively by walking or biking to school, instead of driving.” This illustrates that walking or biking is emphasized because they use most effectively, meaning they help more than any other way walking to school.

Santiago Tronqued

2025-03-07 05:57:03 UTC

Yes, the usage of degree of comparison helped in showing the effect of our actions on the Earth. This is because it shows difference between our actions and tells us how better the Earth could be if we did it. In the sentence “We now understand that acting more responsibly towards the environment is the best way to ensure a healthy planet first everyone,” the “more responsibly” shows that if we acted more responsibly the Earth could be in a better state.

— Santiago Tronqued

Montrel Inaki Villon, Stefano Marco Bantog.

2025-03-07 05:57:18 UTC

The degrees of comparison of adverbs helped us in showing how our actions can affect the future because the lines described how more or how less it can help. Since we know that, we can identify the one with the most good effect which is the action that we are gonna do if we want to help the earth.

Coching, Reinoso

2025-03-07 05:57:42 UTC

On what we both believe, the degrees of comparison adverbs helps show our actions because it gives us a wake up call on comparing if the environment is slowly improving/changing or not. Well, the degree of comparison can help us figure clearly and it emphasizes it as well, because with this, we can be able to distinguish it furthermore, if the earth is “faster or slower” in terms of its improvement. Ex: The earth’s pollution has been decreasing slower. Which is a degree of comparison (Comparative).

Adrian Caleb Miggy

2025-03-07 05:59:16 UTC

Yes, this is because the degrees help show how much we’ve impacted and clearly shows progress. For example, “we’re using resources LESS wastefully and recycling MORE frequently”. This clearly shows improvement in our school and can give students hope for improvement, it also clearly establishes that we are making an impact.

c2 chase

2025-03-07 08:01:17 UTC

Yes, using degrees of comparison of adverbs in the paragraph helps show how our actions can affect the future. The phrase "more sustainably" means the school is trying harder to live in a more eco-friendly way this year than before. "Less wastefully" and "more frequently" show that the school is using resources more wisely and recycling more often than other schools. "Most effectively" means that walking or biking to school is the best way to lower our carbon footprint. These comparisons show the school's dedication to being better for the environment and the positive effects these actions can have on the future.