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Describing clothes & shopping
Downloadable worksheets:
Clothes
Level:
elementary
Age:
5-9
Downloads:
7612
Clothes Fun
Level:
elementary
Age:
6-12
Downloads:
4752
WHO IS WHO? GAME (DESCRIBING WHAT PEOPLE ARE WEARING) PART 1
Level:
elementary
Age:
9-11
Downloads:
3185
MY CLOTHES (1)
Level:
elementary
Age:
8-12
Downloads:
3290
CLOTHES MATCH
Level:
elementary
Age:
3-17
Downloads:
3046
Clothes crossword
Level:
elementary
Age:
7-17
Downloads:
2551
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II. What are these clothes like? Write the appropriate words in the boxes.
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jeans are not tight
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These shoes are too small. =
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IV. Read the�sentences and write the appropriate words in the gaps.��
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�sells things (goods) to shops and businesses.
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Jeans are made of
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In a shop you can try on clothes in�a
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�is an official record of a design or�an invention.
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V. Fill in the gaps with
this, �these, �it's, �they're, �it
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them
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A: Do you like
�trousers?
B: Yes,
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A: Why don't you try
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A: Look at
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�quite cheap. I want to try�
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VI. Number the sentences in the correct order to make a dialogue.
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Maybe they've got them in a larger size.
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Yes, they look OK. I'll try them on.
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No, they're too light. I want something darker.�
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Do you like these jeans?�
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Yes, maybe. Let's ask the shop assistant.
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They're no good. They're too small.
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