VOCABULARY

WRITE THE CLOTHING WORDS UNDER THE PICTURES.

1. Jeans 2. jacket 3. shirt 4. bus 5.sweater

6. dress 7. tie 8. tennis 9. scarf 10. pijma

ANSWER THE QUESTIONS WITH INFORMATION ABOUT YOU. USE USUALLY AND CLOTHING

WORDS.

1. What do you usually wear to work?

I usually wear a suit and a tie to work.

2. What do you usually wear to class?

I usually wear jeans, sweaters and tennis

3. What do you usually wear at home?

I always wear shorts, sweater and flip flops

4. What do you usually wear to a party?

I'm wearing pants, shirt and shoes

COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH INFORMATION ABOUT YOU. USE CLOTHING WORDS.

1. I never wear a tie

2. I sometimes wear shirt

3. I always wear sweater

 COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE WITH THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE UNDERLINED
ADJECTIVE.

1. The book is good, but the movie is better

2. This sweater is nice, but that sweater is nicer

3. Scott's pants are baggy, but Nick's pants are baggier

4. My jeans were cheap, but your jeans were cheaper

5. Today is hot, but yesterday was hotter

6. The weather last week was bad, but the weather this week is worse

REWRITE THE SENTENCES IN ACTIVITY 1. USE THAN.

1. The movie is better than the book.

2. This sweater is nicer than sweater.

3. Nick's pants are wider than Scott’s.

4. Your jeans were cheaper than my jeans.

5. Yesterday was hotter than is today.

6. The weather this week is worse than the weather last week was.

WRITE THE WORDS IN THE CORRECT ORDER TO MAKE

SENTENCES.

1. That jacket / more / is / This jacket / than / comfortable /.

This jacket is more comfortable than that jacket.

2. mine / than / Your scarf / colorful / is / more /.

Your scarf is more colorful than mine.

3. My brother's gloves / more / my gloves / stylish / than / are /.

My brother´s gloves are more stylish than my gloves.

4. The blue shoes / more / were / the black shoes / expensive / than /.

The blue shoes were more expensive than the black shoes.

5. more / The book / than / is / interesting / the movie /.

The book is more interesting than the movie.

 WRITE SENTENCES ABOUT THE TWO CARS. USE THE ADJECTIVES IN PARENTHESES
AND NOT AS ... AS.

1. (Big) The white car is not as big as the black one.

2. (expensive) The white car is not as expensive as the black one.

3. (old) The black car is not as old as the white one.

4. (Cheap) The black car is not as cheap as the white one.

5. (Elegant) The white car is not as elegant as the black one.

WRITE SENTENCES WITH THE WORDS IN PARENTHESES BELOW. USE COMPARATIVE

ADJECTIVES AND ONE OR ONES.

1. (these shoes / pretty / my old shoes)

These shoes are prettier than my old ones.
2. (your sneakers / dirty / these black sneakers)
Your sneakers are dirtier than these black sneakers.
3. (this dress / colorful / that cheap dress)
That cheaper dress is more colorful than this one.
4. (these new shirts / white / old shirts)
These new shirts are older than the white ones.
5. (Evan / dark suit / this suit)
Evan this suit is darker than this suit.
6. (the black jacket / comfortable / the gray jacket)

The black jacket is more comfortable than the gray jacket.

CORRECT THE SENTENCES.

1. The red tie is more cheap than the blue one. X

The red tie is cheaper than the blue one.

2. My T-shirt is baggier that your T-shirt. X

My T-shirt is baggier than your T-shirt

3. Which sneakers are comfortabler, the white ones or the black ones? X

Which sneakers are comfortable, the white ones or the black ones?

4. His car is more good than my car. X

His car is better than my car.

5. Mary's shoes aren't as stylish than Cynthia's high heels. X

Mary's shoes are not so stylish that Cynthia High Heels

 WRITE THE LINES IN THE CORRECT ORDER TO MAKE A
CONVERSATION.

Clerk
$40. $50. The green one is cheaper. It's $30.
Good morning. How can I help you?
That's $40, please.
The sweaters are over there.

Leonard
OK. I'll take the red one.
Thanks... How much is the blue one?
I'm looking for a sweater.
But it isn't as nice. What about the red one?
How much is that?

1
Clerk Good morning. How can I help you?
2
Leonard I'm looking for a sweater.
3
Clerk The sweaters are over there
4
Leonard Thanks... How much is the blue one?
5
Clerk $50. The green one is cheaper. It's $30
6
Leonard But it isn't as nice. What about the red one? How much is that?
7
Clerk $40.
Leonard 8OK. I'll take the red one.
9
Clerk That's $40, please.

READ THE CONVERSATION IN ACTIVITY 7. WRITE A SIMILAR CONVERSATION. USE

THE INFORMATION IN THE NOTE.

Clerk 1 Good morning. How can I help you ? SNEAKERS

Barbara 2 where are the sneakers
WHITE- $60
Clerk 3 the sneakers are over there. GRAY- $50
BLACK- $40
Barbara Thanks..4 How much does white ones?

Clerk $60 5 the black one is cheaper. 6

It´s $40.

Barbara 7 But it isn't as nice8 What about gray ?9 how much are those?

Clerk $50.

Barbara OK10 I'll take the gray one .

Clerk That´s $50, please

 READ THE TEXT QUICKLY. WHAT DOES ZOE DO? CHECK (✓) THE TRUE SENTENCE.

1. She's a designer.

2. She's a model.

3. She's a fashion journalist.

READ THE TEXT AGAIN. CIRCLE THE CORRECT ANSWERS.

1. Zoe is ...
4. Zoe …
a. twenty-four years old.
a. doesn't like designer clothes.
b. twenty-five years old.
b. only likes ordinary clothes.
c. fifty-two years old.
c. likes designer clothes and ordinary clothes.
2. Zoe's parents live in ...
5. Zoe thinks designer clothes ...
a. New York.
a. are more comfortable than ordinary clothes.
b. London.
b. aren't as comfortable as ordinary clothes.
c. Tokyo.
c. aren't comfortable'.
3. At the fashion show in Paris, Zoe is
6. When Zoe goes out with friends, she never
wearing ...
wears ...
a. designer clothes. a. designer clothes.
b. ordinary clothes. b. ordinary clothes.
c. jeans and a T-shirt. c. a dress.