What is the comparative and superlative of fluently?

The word "fluently" is an adverb, meaning "speaking or writing easily and smoothly". It doesn't have comparative or superlative forms in the way that adjectives like "big" (bigger, biggest) do.

However, you can express degrees of fluency using other words or phrases:

* More fluently (comparative)

* Most fluently (superlative)

* More effortlessly

* Most effortlessly

* With greater fluency

* With the greatest fluency

* More smoothly

* Most smoothly

For example:

* "She spoke more fluently in French than she did in Spanish."

* "He gave the presentation most fluently of all the speakers."

* "The author writes with greater fluency in this novel than in her previous works."