I had to write a brief review on a movie and needed five adverbs and five adjectives and three superlatives and three comparatives here is what I wrote.The supporting character I was most impressed with was Frenchie. She did a terrific job, both in her ineptness at her fashion degree(‘it was so much work!’), and in her friendship and sensitivity towards Sandy. Kenickie was going through a cool phase, as well, but he also needed to be accepted as a leader. Still, he looked up to Danny as the others did. I liked the way Danny tried very hard to turn into a jock. His attempts at sports were really funny, and when he finally finishes his track course, it’s encouraging to see how far he has actually come in trying to win Sandy. However, I am afraid that his efforts have been compromised because of Sandy’s change.

Good paragraph.

Would you list the adjectives and adverbs in here for me?

adjectives supporting,terrific,fashion, much, cool

adverbs most,so,very,finally,actually

The only one I'd question is "fashion" but I see how it's used, so it seems OK.

I don't see the comparatives or superlatives, though.

In your review of the movie, it seems like you have already included some of the required adverbs, adjectives, superlatives, and comparatives. Here's a breakdown of what you've mentioned so far:

Adverbs:
1. Terrific (describing Frenchie's job)
2. Very (describing Danny's efforts at turning into a jock)
3. Really (describing the funny nature of Danny's attempts at sports)
4. Finally (describing Danny's completion of the track course)
5. Actually (describing how far Danny has come in trying to win Sandy)

Adjectives:
1. Impressed (describing your feelings towards Frenchie)
2. Cool (describing Kenickie's phase)
3. Hard (describing Danny's attempts at turning into a jock)
4. Funny (describing the nature of Danny's attempts at sports)
5. Encouraging (describing your feelings towards Danny's progress)

Superlatives:
1. Most (describing your level of impressiveness towards Frenchie)
2. Farthest (describing Danny's progress)

Comparatives:
1. More (suggesting Sandy's change has compromised Danny's efforts)

Based on what you've already written, you can incorporate a few more superlatives and comparatives into your review. For example:

Superlatives:
1. Best (describing the supporting character)
2. Greatest (describing Danny's progress)

Comparatives:
1. Better (comparing Danny's progress before and after Sandy's change)

Feel free to add these additional words to enhance your review!