Read the sentence.

It took (less) time to drive from one city to the other than they had anticipated.

Which answer correctly describes the bolded word?

Question

Read the sentence.

It took (less) time to drive from one city to the other than they had anticipated.

Which answer correctly describes the bolded word?

malaya · Answer

Where are the answers ??

anonymous · Answer

The word “less” is an adverb describing in what way.
	The word “less” is an adjective describing how much.
	The word “less” is an adverb describing to what extent.
	The word “less” is an adjective describing what kind.

jacobbenvenutty · Answer

The word (less) is obviously connected to the word time in this sentence. When reading it fully does the word (less) refer to 
A) the way time operates?
B) How much time is spent?
C) To what lenghs time has been?
D) The different types of time (which as we know from current understanding there is no such thing as different types of time)

anonymous · Answer

is it B?

jacobbenvenutty · Answer

That would be my best guess

jacobbenvenutty · Answer

The people in the vehicle expected the "time spent" to be much longer than it turned out to be