When I want to feel comfortable, I wear…

1. Look at the photos and answer the questions.

• What are the people wearing?

• Which clothes from the photos do you sometimes wear?

2. Read the sentences about the photos and decide if you agree with them or
not. Say why/why not.
a) The woman’s clothes look casual.
b) The man feels uncomfortable in his clothes.
c) She looks like a friendly person.
d) He looks strange because he is inside but he is wearing a hat.
e) She feels like she has the best job in the world.
f) He looks like he doesn’t enjoy his work.

3. Read the sentences in ex. 2 again and choose the correct option in the
rules.
a) We use look and feel + adjective/noun.
b) We use look like and feel like + noun or adjective/noun or sentence.

4. Add the word like to four of these sentences.

a) When I come home and take my shoes off, I feel I can finally relax.
b) When I want to feel comfortable, I wear a tracksuit.
c) When I put on my pyjamas, I feel the happiest person in the world.
d) I wear gloves when I feel cold.
e) When I want to look attractive, I wear a suit.
f) It’s important that my clothes look they’re expensive.

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g) I never wear hats because I feel I don’t look good in them.

h) I don’t have to look very professional at work, so I wear casual clothes.

5. Decide if the sentences in ex. 4 are true for you. In pairs, explain why/why
not.

6. You are going to watch an ad for ‘the most comfortable shirt in the world’.
Guess which two things in the box you will see in the ad. Explain your
choice.

mirror suit T-shirt washing machine

7. Watch the video [https://youtu.be/dXUIJGJhFZk] and check your answers in

ex. 6.

8. Match the halves.

a) You look casual, 1) and warm in the winter.
b) You look so 2) but feel professional.
c) …keeps you cool in the summer 3) but feel like a Sunday
d) It feels like cotton, morning…
e) If you want to look like a Friday night, 4) happy.
5) but looks like polyester.

9. Watch the video again and tick the sentences in ex. 8 you hear.

10. Discuss the questions.

• Would you like to buy the shirt from the advertisement?
Why/Why not?
• What do you think it means to ‘look like a Friday night, but
feel like a Sunday morning’?
• Which fabric do you think is more comfortable, cotton or
polyester? Why?
• What keeps you warm on cold days? What keeps you cool
on hot days? Think about clothes, food, activities, etc.

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11. Choose two of the prompts below to describe two situations. Use the useful
language box.
EXAMPLE: Ann is waiting for her first job interview.
Ann is wearing a purple blouse, black trousers and her
favourite glasses. She looks very professional, but she
is nervous. She feels like it’s the most stressful
moment of her life. She also feels uncomfortable
because she’s wearing new shoes.

USEFUL LANGUAGE
a) Amy is going hiking.
She/he is wearing…
b) It’s Josh’s wedding today.
She/he looks (like)…
c) Kelly is shopping for a new car.
Her/his clothes look (like)…
d) Chris is having dinner with his best friend.
She/he feels (like)…
e) Paula is in bed. She’s not going to work today.

12. Describe your situations to the other students. Try to say all you can
remember without using your notes.

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