BE A the shops You can use many different verbs to talk about what a New language Using “too” and ‘fit’ happens when you are shopping. Use “too” and Aa Vocabulary Shopping and clothes "enough’ to describe how well clothes fit you. Bre New skill Describing clothes Ry 34.1 FILLIN THE GAPS USING THE WORDS IN THE PANEL Jane ___awits_ared motorcycle. © | always clothes before | buy them. @ That sweater you. It's the right size. © Those shops very fashionable clothes. @ My mom always my dad's clothes. Owe fruit at the market. © These jeans don't -Theytetoosmall. @1 some shoes for my birthday. ol 30 pairs of shoes. @ | sometimes by credit card, chooses fits -owns- sell += spay. = wwant_—=sbuy fit. = try on own *) Rj 34.2 REWRITE THE SENTENCES, CORRECTING THE ERRORS. Sally always choose her husband's clothes. Sally always chooses her husband's clothes. © Amy own a lot of fashionable clothes. @ Ruth do a lot of her shopping on the internet. © We pays for our shopping with cash. @ The shop don't sell my size of clothes. @ Duncan never try on clothes before he buys them. © She wear short skirts. © My parents usually pays for my clothes. © Greg's jeans doesn't fit him. Peter don't own many clothes. «) 108| 34.3 REWRITE THE SENTENCES, CORRECTING THE ERRORS © Jose own a beautiful house in France. @ That blouse don't fit you. © Myjeans doesn’t fit me. They're too big. @ Sue always try on her new clothes. @ Samantha choose high-quality clothes. © Rob want a new tie for Christmas. © They sells vegetables in the market. @ Peter buy his meat at the butcher's shop. © Do you wants anew shirt for your birthday? «) i This is a long /shert dress. o oe This is a new / old T-shirt. e A These are short / long jeans. N ° i hi heap / This is an cheap / expensive tie. I> 1p / exp ° 4 This is a large / small sweater. e é This is a pink / blue dress. 0 ¢p o shy o A q of of ° i This is an new / old T-shirt. These are old / cheap shoes. This is a long / short skirt This is a red / blue shirt. These are big / small shoes. This isa large / small sweater. Aa 34.4 CROSS OUT THE INCORRECT ADJECTIVE IN EACH SENTENCE «) 10934.8 SAY THE SENTENCES OUT LOUD, FILLING IN THE GAPS USING THE PHRASES IN THE PANEL A # . Sharon's dress Claire's hat is These shoes are is_too long a a ° o (iI ° Sophie's pullover is Corrine’s coat is Emma's sweater is a a a { A. o Al o & o Chloe's scarf is Phoebe’s shoes are Joshua's jacket is a a a too big oolong too small big enough too long too small too big too expensive too small J #) m| 35.2 MARK THE SENTENCES THAT ARE CORRECT This is a beautiful green blouse. This is a green beautiful blouse. © Our house has a pretty little yard. Our house has a little pretty yard. @ James has a leather ugly jacket. James has an ugly leather jacket. @ Pete has a wooden old table. Pete has an old wooden table. This is a brilliant new book. This is a new brilliant book. © Shelley's got a beautiful glass bottle. Shelley's got a glass beautiful bottle © That was such a boring old film. That was such an old boring film @ That's an ugly woolen sweater. That's a woolen ugly sweater. © Those are black boring shoes. Those are boring black shoes. © Wve gota horrible old car. t've got an old horrible car, © Simone has a beautiful gray parrot. Simone has a gray beautiful parrot. @ That's an old horrible house! That's a horrible old house! ® You've got a red nice shirt. You've got a nice red shirt. 200 00 00 0000 00 00 00 OO OO OO OO (Og & Aa] 35.3 REWRITE THE SENTENCES, PUTTING THE WORDS IN THE CORRECT ORDER ee ‘sa lovely green hat. © (beautiful )(Jil's)/ got } (dog) { a } ( black © (cow) Coca) (has) (house) (@) Giron) © (ugly ) [have } {old} an } (car. | (They } @ (red_) (pretty | are | ( shoes.) {Those © {pink }(_an_} (ugly) hat) (That's © (a) has) brown | horrible} snake. )| Greg @ (got [You've } | black J (a (bag. } | beautiful © [new } (is | {great (a) (book. |{ This ~) 13