1. INTRODUCTION TO THE TOPIC.

Do you like fashion?

What is fashion for you?

- A general question to the whole group, where students have to share their
opinions/agrees/disagrees about this topic.

2. INDIVIDUAL WORK. Describe on your notebook what you are wearing today. Try to
remember clothes vocabulary that you worked last year. You can use this page if you
don’t remember a clothing item: https://7esl.com/vocabulary-clothing-clothes-
accessories/.

REMEMBER
To describe our outfit, we use the following structure: TO BE + WEARING

Example: I am wearing a red T-shirt

3. PAIR WORK.
The bold words* in the sentences below are commonly used to* describe clothes.
Some of them are related to material, patterns*, and some expressions.
Classify the words in the chart* depending on its meaning.
You can use a dictionary if you don’t know the meaning of a word

*Bold words: paraules en negreta

Use to: utiltzar per algun propòsit
Patterns: estampats
Chart: graella

She loves nature, that’s the reason Emo people usually wears Most of sweaters are made of
why she always wears floral print black leather jackets wool

Flamenco dancers wear spotted Silk clothes are more Vintage shops sometimes sell
dresses expensive than cotton clothes old-fashioned clothes.

Denim pants will never go out of style.

Paul loves T-shirts with two- Sarah is very extravagant. She Boot-cut jeans are trendy
colored lines. That’s why he always always wears patterned clothes. again.
wears striped clothes.

I don’t like Christmas sweaters, because they Nicole is so stylish! She must watch all the fashion
are very patterned. I prefer a plain sweater. weeks to keep up with the latest trends.

PATTERNS MATERIAL EXPRESSIONS

4. INDIVIDUAL WORK. Rewrite the text on your notebook about your outfit today
using the new vocabulary to make a better description about your clothes. Use at
least 3 words of each column.

REMEMBER: In English it’s possible to use more than one adjective at the same
time. Then, I show you the correct word order formation.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Opinion Size Age Shape Colour Pattern Origin Material Noun
Stylish Big Old Square Red Stripped British Wool Dress
Beautiful Small New Circle Black Plain Spanish Silk Coat
Cool Huge Young Triangle Blue Spotted American Cotton Shoes

Example: She is wearing a stylish blue stripped denim jean.