Question

True or false Chinese adverbs have separate comparative forms

Answer 1

True. In Chinese, adverbs can have separate comparative forms, typically formed by using the word "更" (gèng) or "更加" (gèng jiā) to indicate a higher degree or intensity compared to something else. For example, "快" (kuài - fast) can be transformed into "更快" (gèng kuài - faster) when making a comparison.