Prepare 6 Unit 10 p 58 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

Maya, can you (sweep/wipe) the path outside the front door before your grandparents come? The trees have dropped leaves all over it.

sweep

All these plates and dishes are clean. Let´s (wash them up/put them away).

put them away

Someone has put all the rubbish in the same bin. Now I have to go through the bin and (clear it up/sort it) into recycling and ordinary rubbish.

sort it

Don´t (load/wipe) the dishwasher this morning because the repairman is coming to (water/fix) it.

load/fix

I´ve done the washing - can you (sort/load) it into separate piles of your clothes and your sister´s clothes?

sort

The floor is dirty - you´d better (water/sweep) it.

sweep

I hope you (clear up/sort) this mess you´re making after you´ve finished (loading/fixing) your skateboard.

clear up/fixing

Before we can watch TV, we have to (wipe/sweep) the table and (put away/load) the dishwasher.

wipe/load

Will you (sweep/fold) your clothes and (put them away/clear them up) before you go to bed, please?

fold/put them away

I haven´t (watered/sorted) the plants for weeks.

watered

to clean or dry something by moving a cloth across it

wipe

to pour water on to plants or the soil that they are growing in

water

to wash plates, bowls, knives, etc. after a meal

wash (something) up

to clean the floor using a brush

sweep

to arrange things into different groups or types or into an order

sort

to put something in the place or container where it is usually kept

put (something) away

to put a lot of things into a vehicle or machine

load

to bend something (paper, cloth, etc.) so that one part of it lies flat on top of another part

fold

to repair something

fix

to make a place tidy by removing things from it or putting them where they should be

clear up