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Correct answer: B. Andrew came round to my flat as quickly as he could.
- A. Andrew came round to my flat as quicklier as he could.
- B. Andrew came round to my flat as quickly as he could.
- C. Andrew came round to my flat the quickliest as he could.
- D. Andrew came round to my flat as quick as he could.
Explanation
The correct answer is: Andrew came round to my flat as quickly as he could."Quickly" is an adverb that indicates that something happened in a short amount of time, and it is used to describe the manner in which Andrew came to your flat.
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