Complete the table with the correct comparative and superlative forms of the given adjectives and adverbs.

Here's the completed table with explanations: | Adjective/Adverb | Comparative | Superlative | |---|---|---| | great | greater | greatest | | famous | more famous | most famous | | funny | funnier | funniest | | attractive | more attractive | most attractive | | short | shorter | shortest | | intelligent | more intelligent | most intelligent | | loud | louder | loudest | | well | better | best | | quietly | more quietly | most quietly | | badly | worse | worst | **Explanation of Comparative and Superlative Forms:** * **Comparative:** Used to compare two things. We form it by adding "-er" to the adjective (if it's a short word) or by using "more" before the adjective (if it's a longer word). * **Superlative:** Used to compare one thing with all the others in a group. We form it by adding "-est" to the adjective (if it's a short word) or by using "most" before the adjective (if it's a longer word). **Irregular Forms:** Some words have irregular comparative and superlative forms, like: * good -> better -> best * bad -> worse -> worst * well -> better -> best