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Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.

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--sentence--

Then I reviewed the error logs BLANK BLANK.

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more

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This word is used to indicate a higher degree or intensity.

carefully

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This word is an adverb that describes how the action was performed, with care.

--explanation--

More carefully uses more to intensify the adverb carefully, which describes the way James reviewed the error logs. Adverbs like carefully modify verbs, showing how an action is performed.

If you compare more careful and more carefully, the difference is in the fact that more careful is an adjective phrase describing a noun (person, place, or thing). For example:

She was more careful with her calculations. - Here, more careful describes the subject/person, she.

More carefully is an adverb phrase, which describes how the action is performed. For example:

She checked her calculations more carefully. - It describes how the calculations were checked - in other words, it describes the action of checking, not the person who checks.

In James's sentence, more carefully explains that James increased the level of attention or detail in the reviewing of the logs. It describes the review, not James.

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