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What is the comparative forms of word frequently?

The comparative form of "frequently" is more frequently.

Here's why:

* Frequently is an adverb, meaning "often."

* To form the comparative of most adverbs, we add "more" or "less" before the word.

* Since "frequently" means "often," we use "more" to indicate a higher degree of frequency.

Example:

* He visits his grandparents frequently.

* He visits his grandparents more frequently than he used to.

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