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    The document provides a lesson on clothing vocabulary. It contains exercises to match types of clothing to categories, identify mistakes in descriptions of outfits, and practice describing outfits and correcting errors.

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    The document provides a lesson on clothing vocabulary. It contains exercises to match types of clothing to categories, identify mistakes in descriptions of outfits, and practice describing outfits and correcting errors.

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    3a Clothes

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    The document provides a lesson on clothing vocabulary. It contains exercises to match types of clothing to categories, identify mistakes in descriptions of outfits, and practice describing outfits and correcting errors.

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    3A Clothes

    1 Where on your body do you wear the clothes below? Put them in the correct category.
    boots ​cap ​cardigan ​hat ​jacket ​jeans ​jumper ​leggings ​scarf ​shirt ​
    shoes ​shorts ​skirt ​socks ​sweatshirt ​tie ​trainers ​trousers

    1 2 3 4

    2 Look at the pictures and read the descriptions. Circle and correct eight mistakes.

    1 Arthur has got a T-shirt and shorts. 2 Rebecca has got a skirt and a 3 Lucia has got leggings and trainers.
    He’s got a scarf and a cap. He jumper. She often wears trainers, She’s got a coat, a jumper and she
    always wears trainers. but today she’s got some boots. She always wears a cap.
    never wears socks.

    3 SPEAKING   Work in pairs. Choose someone in the classroom and tell your partner about his / her clothes. Say two
    things that are wrong. Your partner corrects your mistakes.

    Can you see Gabriel? He’s wearing a patterned No, he isn’t. He’s wearing a plain shirt,
    shirt, baggy trousers and black trainers. tight trousers and brown shoes.

    Solutions Third Edition Elementary photocopiable © Oxford University Press


    3A  Clothes
    Aims: To review and practise vocabulary for clothes.
    Time: 10–15 minutes
    Materials: 1 handout for each student

    Exercise 1
    • Give each student a handout and ask them to work
    individually or in pairs to do the exercise.
    • Check answers with the class.
    KEY
    1 cap, hat, scarf, tie
    2 cardigan, jacket, jumper, shirt, sweatshirt
    3 jeans, leggings, shorts, skirt, trousers
    4 boots, shoes, socks, trainers

    Exercise 2
    • Students work in pairs. Explain that they are going to do
    the next exercise as a race against the clock. Set a time
    limit of five minutes and tell them to start. When the
    time is up, ask them to swap their handout with another
    pair and go through the answers as a class.
    KEY
    1 Arthur has got a shirt and trousers. He’s got a scarf
    and a cap. He always wears trainers.
    2 Rebecca has got a dress and a cardigan. She often
    wears trainers, but today she’s got some shoes. She
    never wears socks.
    3 Lucia has got jeans and boots. She’s got a coat, a
    jumper and she always wears a hat.

    Exercise 3
    • Students work individually. Give them a few minutes to
    choose someone in the class and note down what they
    are wearing. They should then make two of the details
    incorrect.
    • Students then work in pairs. They take turns to tell their
    partner about what the person they have chosen is
    wearing. Their partner listens and corrects the mistakes.

    Solutions Third Edition Elementary photocopiable © Oxford University Press

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