wash out - Phrasal verb
1. To clean the inside of a container with a liquid
= Wash the pan out with detergent
2.To wash a dirty piece of clothing
= She washed her only pair of knickers out in the hotel sink
In my case I am using 'wash-out' as a noun
The thunderstorms we have had today, have made our afternoon a complete wash-out
Our plan for this afternoon was to go to Weston Super Mare, to experience a typical English seaside resort. We would have walked along the sea front, seen the donkey rides, bought an ice-cream or candy floss and visited the new pier.
Instead, we are going to play Cluedo.
It will:
revise prepositions - with / in
introduce new vocabulary - connected to murder
- names for the different rooms of a house
- possible murder weapons
- numbers 1-6
and develop speaking and listening skills in the context of playing a game.
She may also learn how competitive her teacher is!
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