Question

What is the degree of comparison of the underlined modifier?

We would like to work at the soup kitchen more frequently next year.

Underlined words: more frequently
A.
comparative

B.
superlative

C.
positive

Answer 1

More frequently is in the comparative degree of comparison. It compares two time frames: this year and next year. So, the answer is A.
Let's have the other from of the modifier.
The positive degree is 'frequently'.
The superlative degree is 'most frequently'.

Answer 2

The answer is....

A. Comparative

| 'Explanation:

| They said "More frequently"

| and for that it mean’s Comparative! Hope this helps