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What is the degree of comparison of the underlined modifier?


We would like to work at the soup kitchen more frequently next year.


Underlined words: more frequently

A.

comparative


B.

superlative


C.

positive

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Hagrid

More frequently is in the comparative degree of comparison. It compares two time frames: this year and next year. So, the answer is A.
Let's have the other from of the modifier.
The positive degree is 'frequently'.
The superlative degree is 'most frequently'.

The answer is....

A. Comparative

| 'Explanation:

| They said "More frequently"

| and for that it mean’s Comparative! Hope this helps