Complete the table with the comparative and superlative forms of the adverbs.

{"hard": {"comparative": "harder", "superlative": "the hardest"}, "carefully": {"comparative": "more carefully", "superlative": "the most carefully"}, "early": {"comparative": "earlier", "superlative": "the earliest"}, "quickly": {"comparative": "more quickly", "superlative": "the most quickly"}, "slowly": {"comparative": "more slowly", "superlative": "the most slowly"}, "beautifully": {"comparative": "more beautifully", "superlative": "the most beautifully"}, "well": {"comparative": "better", "superlative": "the best"}, "clearly": {"comparative": "more clearly", "superlative": "the most clearly"}, "late": {"comparative": "later", "superlative": "the latest"}, "far": {"comparative": "farther/further", "superlative": "the farthest/the furthest"}, "badly": {"comparative": "worse", "superlative": "the worst"}, "fluently": {"comparative": "more fluently", "superlative": "the most fluently"}}