The correct answer is 'away'. 'Wash away' means to remove or destroy something by the force of water. Example: 'The heavy rains washed away the soil from the garden.' Other options: 'wash off' means to remove dirt or stains by washing; 'wash out' can mean to cancel an event or to fade in color; 'wash over' means to affect someone lightly or to pass without much impact. Understanding phrasal verbs helps in comprehending how natural events are described.

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• Naomi Miselo – 31 pts

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