Examples of using "Afwas" in a sentence and their english translations:
Wash the dishes.
- She did the washing-up.
- She was doing the washing-up.
I'll wash the dishes.
They dry the dishes.
I'm washing the dishes.
Dan didn't even do the dishes.
I have to wash the dishes.
Go and help wash the dishes.
I usually do the dishes.
- He'll do the dishes.
- He will do the dishes.
Tom helped Mary wash the dishes.
She was washing the dishes.
- I have already washed the dishes.
- I've already washed the dishes.
She did the dishes of her own accord.
My father often washes the dishes.
Tom did the dishes for Mary.
Can you help me wash the dishes?
She was washing the dishes.
I washed the dishes after supper.
Can you help me wash the dishes?
- Shall I help you with washing-up?
- Would you like me to help you with washing the dishes?
- Do you want me to help you wash the dishes?
She was washing the dishes then.
Tom is doing the dishes.
I'm the one who always washes the dishes.
- I'm doing the dishes.
- I am doing the dishes.
Since you did the cooking, I'll do the dishes.
It's Mary's turn to wash the dishes.
I usually do the dishes.
All you have to do is wash the dishes.
I'll do the dishes.
Can you help me wash the dishes?
Whose turn is it to wash the dishes?
Tom has just finished washing dishes.