Wonderful Weird Wordplay.
Returning to my schooldays and lessons in Trigonometry, do you all remember SOH CAH TOA? Taking the SOH part – a SINE SIGN.
As I tilted the container, the liquid oozed out of the out of the tiny hole on the side. It was a PORE POUR.
My dog enjoyed wagging the long thin protuberance that extended past the end of his body, so I wrote a story about it. The book title was A TAIL TALE.
When the glass fell out of the window frame, it fell against my arm and hurt me. It was a PANE PAIN.
Everyone who drank the beer began to feel ill. They called it AIL ALE.
A large tree with silver-grey bark grew on the yellow sand. That’s right, a BEACH BEECH.
The shop was selling large pieces of material to attach to the mast of a ship, at a discounted price. It was a SAIL SALE.
Have a great weekend.
Ana Pryce - A Learning Solution
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