Opinion Editorial

get in: to arrive at home

work out: to solve

be on call: to be available if needed at work

run away: to escape

urn out: to result

pull up: to stop by

clock out: to leave work

start out: to begin talk over: to discuss a problem

deal with: manage something

pop up: to appear unexpectedly go on: to continue doing something

put down: to stop by an angry

break up: to end relationship give up: to stop train something

English as a second language 
It's an easy worksheet for students to practise the comparative and the superlative of adjectives.
 

• Main content: Comparatives and superlatives
• Other contents: adjectives

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