Hi everyone!
I don't know when to use that sentence in my English classroom. It's a question of usage that has to do with the phrasal verb "to pack away".
Does it mean you can both pack your schoolthings(put your stuff back into your bags) and go away/out or just you can pack fullstop (and the kids must wait for another signal to go out of the classroom.)?
Thanks for your answers
I don't know when to use that sentence in my English classroom. It's a question of usage that has to do with the phrasal verb "to pack away".
Does it mean you can both pack your schoolthings(put your stuff back into your bags) and go away/out or just you can pack fullstop (and the kids must wait for another signal to go out of the classroom.)?
Thanks for your answers