Part 1 – Vocabulary

Part 1 – Vocabulary
 Part 2 – Role Play
Emma: These clothes are on sale now.
Mark: Maybe I’ll buy a new shirt.
Emma: What size are you?
Mark: XL, but I should try it on. Where’s the fitting room?

(Mark has finished fitting)

Emma: It looks a little loose for you. But, L is out of stock right now.
Mark: Then, I’ll take it in.
 Part 3 – Conversation
A. Excuse me, can I ______ the jeans, please?  take them in
B. Sure. _______________________?
 Where’s the fitting room?
A. L, I think. _________________________?
B. This way, please.  try on

A. It’s a little loose. I think I need an M.  out of stock

B. I’m sorry, M is _____________. These jeans are __________
 What size are you?
and they sell so fast. But we can __________ for you.

A. That’s great! Thanks.  on sale

 Part 4 – Discussion
Where do you usually buy clothes, in a store or on the Internet? Why?

• in a store  try on…

• on the internet  anytime and anywhere / be on sale more often

 Part 4 – Discussion
How often do you usually buy new clothes? What size do you wear? What
clothes do you usually wear?

• how often  when on sale / once a season / once a year

• size: S (small) / M (medium) / L (large) / XL (extra large)

• clothes: shirt / jeans / dress

 Part 5 – Review
In this lesson, you’ve learned:
 4 words about buying clothes:
on sale / try on / out of stock / take in
 commonly used expressions for buying clothes:
What’s your size?
Where’s the fitting room?
 how to talk about clothes