“Oh, dear! The washing machine isn’t working. I haven’t got any clean clothes, and I’ve got to go to work. What am I going to do?’ ‘Don’t worry. I’ll __

“Oh, dear! The washing machine isn’t working. I haven’t got any clean clothes, and I’ve got to go to work. What am I going to do?’ ‘Don’t worry. I’ll ___ them all ___. Just go to work.’

“Oh, dear! The washing machine isn’t working. I haven’t got any clean clothes, and I’ve got to go to work. What am I going to do?’ ‘Don’t worry. I’ll _ them all _. Just go to work.’ ?

Created: 1 year ago | Updated: 1 week ago | Created By:

Meherab Hossain

put/away

find/out

Sort/out

clear /up

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Topic: Sentence (বাক্য)

Best Answer Explained in Below-:

The best option is clear /up. Here's why:

Put/away doesn't make sense in this context. Putting away clothes implies they are already clean, which isn't the case.
Find/out doesn't address the immediate problem of needing clean clothes.
Sort/out might be used to organize laundry, but it doesn't imply cleaning them.
Clear/up is the most fitting option because it suggests resolving the issue of dirty laundry, likely by washing them.

In this situation, the helper is offering to take care of washing the clothes (clearing up the problem), so the person can go to work.

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