VERBS: do [did} dishes drip : dry, fill g0 [went] down pull put {put] away rinse scrub wash NOUNS cupboard dish dishcloth dish rack dish towel drain plug scrubbing pad sink soap towel water ADJECTIVES dirty wet Led) \-La re Nac lite) + Dish soap is also called “detergent.” + You serub something by rubbing very hard and for a Tong time as you wash it. «Water that goes down the drain is gone. For that reason, “dawn the drain” is used to mean “wasted” or “gone:” “Andy lost his paper. He felt like all his hard work went down the drain.” Paul put the plug into the drain in the sink, SY “aehoton He washed the dirty dishes. He put the wet dishes in the dish rack... Then he filled the sink with water. y ‘scrubbing pad He scrubbed some very dirty dishes. _where the water dripped off them. & Ua, He put some dish soap into the water. Then he rinsed the dishes. ‘Then he pulled the plug, from the sink... swand the dirty water went down the drain, He dried the dishes with a towel... «and then put the dishes away. 39