The students were cheering _______ in the stands than they were on the field to celebrate the championship.

Which word or phrase best completes the sentence above?

A. most lively
B. more lively
C. liveliest
D. livelier

Its livelier because that compares only two things. Thanks so much for the opportunity to answer your question. I hope this helps! :)

Answered by Lizzy99 | 2024-06-10

The best choice to complete the sentence is 'livelier', as it is the correct comparative form for describing the students' cheering in a comparison between two groups. This choice adheres to the grammatical rules of comparatives. Thus, the completed sentence reads: 'The students were cheering livelier in the stands than they were on the field to celebrate the championship.'
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Answered by Lizzy99 | 2024-12-26