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Vocabulary: clean or dirty

For our security, recently, we've had to assess how clean people and things are...  

Because of the pandemic, we've had to make up our minds and find remedies...  

We've had masks, wipes and hand sanitizers... Now, very simply, here are the words to do it! 

               Dreams...                                         and reality... (a messy room)

Things can be CLEAN... 

but can also be DIRTY...                                                             

- Neat as a new pin

- This material shows the dirt/ soils easily

- To make a mess

The different forms of "DIRTY"... 

- Everything is neat and tidy

- To put things away/ to do some tidying up

- To mess up a room

- To be a shambles

- Everything was upside down

LET'S CLEAN UP and then, CLEAN! :

Now, you have all the words and expressions you need to stay safe!  

You'll pass the test with flying colours !  Go for it...   

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