Lesson 29: Unit 29 - Clothes (What are you wearing today?)
In this lesson we learn the English words for clothes and how to describe what we are wearing with the verb 'wear' in the present simple and the present continuous.
About this lesson
In this lesson you will learn the English names of the most important clothes and accessories. You will understand how to say what you are wearing and what other people are wearing, using the verb 'wear'. You will practise useful expressions for different occasions – a party, a job interview, a wedding and everyday life. The lesson includes rich vocabulary, grammar and speaking exercises suitable for A1 level.
40 minutes
What you'll learn
- Learn the English words for clothes and accessories
- Use the verb 'wear' in the present continuous and the present simple
- Describe what you are wearing and what other people are wearing
- Sort clothes into categories: men's, women's and unisex
- Describe suitable clothing for different occasions
Lesson vocabulary
- shirt I am wearing a white shirt today.
- blouse She is wearing a blue blouse.
- t-shirt The kids are wearing t-shirts in the garden.
- sweater Women often feel comfortable in a shirt and sweater.
- jacket Martha is wearing a jacket because it is a bit cold.
- cardigan She wore a cardigan over her blouse.
- trousers It is normal for men to wear a dark suit and matching trousers at work.
- jeans I am wearing blue jeans today.
- skirt Maybe your sister is wearing a skirt.
- dress Miss Stevenson is wearing a beautiful red dress.
- suit Simon is going to a job interview and he is wearing a suit.
- tie Mr Morrison is wearing a suit and a tie at the business dinner.
- trainers Boys and girls wear trainers – they are unisex.
- boots On my feet I wear socks, shoes or boots.
- gloves On my hands I wear gloves.
In other languages: Български