Which of the following sentences demonstrate an incorrect form of the adverb?

A. The moon shine bright in the day.
B. You are pretty mistaken about him.
C. He never comes late.
D. It would hardly rain today.
E. The have ran more faster than the dog.

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

A and E only

The correct answer is Option (1) → A and E only

• A. The moon shine bright in the day.

  • Incorrect: The verb "shine" requires the adverb "brightly," not "bright." Corrected: The moon shines brightly in the day.

• B. You are pretty mistaken about him.

  • Correct: The use of "pretty" as an adverb here means "quite" or "fairly," which is acceptable.

• C. He never comes late.

  • Correct: The adverb "late" is correctly used here.

• D. It would hardly rain today.

  • Correct: The adverb "hardly" is used appropriately to express doubt.

• E. They have ran more faster than the dog.

  • Incorrect: The phrase "more faster" is incorrect because "faster" is already a comparative form. Corrected: They have run faster than the dog.