which one is correct?
He walks more slowly than his niece
or
he walks slower than his niece
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Both are correct, as long as 'he' has a capital and full stops exist at the end of the sentences.
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We would tend to say 'he walks slower than his niece'
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both are correct
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You cannot say that. 'Very slowly' isn't a comparitive, like 'slower' and 'more slowly' are. If you want to say 'very slowly' here you must add some kind of comparison. You could say "He walks very slowly compared to his niece'.
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What if we say " He walks very slowly than his niece " ?
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