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1 You wear these on your feet in the summer.
2 This is in two parts and you wear it for sport.
3 You need these on your feet in the countryside when it’s raining.
4 This is a piece of jewellery around your wrist.
5 These are tight and you wear them on your legs.
B boots · hoodie · leggings · suit · tracksuit · tights
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2 an
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1 Jill has some , , wellies. (plain / black / old-fashioned)
2 Will is wearing a(n) , , scarf. (black-and-white / awesome / checked)
3 Mike hates his , , tracksuit. (worn-out /green / baggy)
4 Can you bring my , , leggings? (striped / skinny / cotton)
5 Katy loves wearing , , gloves. (leather / fashionable / tight)
1 Katie freckles on her face.
2 I think Richard in his twenties.
3 Does your gran a wig?
4 Sally glasses, but only for reading.
5 I a pale complexion and brown hair.
6 Jamie very good-looking!
7 I very slim and tanned in this photo.
1 In this picture, Samantha is wearing checked, black-and-whiteblack-and-white, checked tights. She has gotiswears a pale complexion.
2 John is in his teensteenagers and ishas gotwears very good-looking.
3 My dad always wears a smart, plain tracksuitsuit to work and he never ishas gotwears jewellery.
4 Does your sister behavewear dyeddied hair and behavewear fashionableskinny earrings?
Kylie
My cousin Kylie is very active. She runs every day and plays lots of sport. She’s wearing running shoes, 1 s , 2 p–d leggings and a baggy 3 h. I don’t think I’ve ever seen her wear clothes not made for sport! When she isn’t dressed for running, she wears an old, 4 w–o tracksuit at home. You can tell she does a lot of sport outdoors though. She’s very 5 s and 6 t.
Joel
My uncle Joel works in an investment company, so he dresses well for work. He always wears a 7 s suit to work and he 8 w glasses. He has (got) lots of 9 f and a 10 p complexion, but I think he’s very 11g-l.
Amanda
My cousin Amanda is in her teens. She wears 12 s clothes like old 13 j and a baggy 14 p. She has 15 d hair and she 16 w a lot of jewellery – 17 e, necklaces and 18 b!
1 Complete the sentences with the Present Perfect Continuous form of the verbs in brackets.
1 Josy really needs to relax. She (revise) for her test all day.
2 How long (you/wear) my hoodie?
3 Julia (not write) her blog lately.
4 You’re late! We (wait) since six!
5 How long (they/collect) vintage fashion magazines?
for
since
all
1 I glasses for four months.
2 Tom the piano much recently.
3 How long (Lucy) nervous about her exams?
4 I’m tired! We round the shops for hours now!
1 We started studying at 4 p.m. It’s now 7 p.m. FOR We’ve hours.
2 Sara moved here in January. She lives here now. SINCE Sara January.
3 What did you do from 9 a.m. until now? DOING What all morning?
4 Tom didn’t do his homework every day last week or this week. BEEN Tom his homework recently.
5 They started trying on clothes at 10 a.m. and it’s 2 p.m. now! AGES They’ve been !
1 You’ve been wearing the same hoodie since ages!
2 How long you have been waiting?
3 I haven’t doing much exercise recently.
4 Our neighbours have been playing loud music all of night!
5 Hurry up! They’re waiting for us for ages!
I never used to be interested in my appearance, but recently I’ve been 1 more fashionable clothes. It all started a few weeks ago, when my friend Tom saw me at school and said, ‘David, you’ve been coming to school in the same clothes 2 ages now. Let’s go shopping together.’ I agreed because he was right – I have 3 been shopping for clothes 4 last year, and I really needed some new things.
pocket
heels
hood
sole
sleeves
zip
1 Mum, can you help me do up this dress? I think the is stuck.
2 Put your up – it’s raining.
3 These shoes are so worn-out, I have a hole in the .
4 These are so high that my shoes make me taller than my brother!
5 I really like this shirt, but the are too long. They come all the way over my hands.
6 Can you carry my phone for me, please? My dress hasn’t got a .
Selfies are old-fashioned.
If you want to succeed, you have to take selfies.
Selfies are fun, but they should come with a warning label.
3 Find words or phrases in the article with these meanings.
1 a word or phrase used on social media to identify the topic
2 a lot of people who read your social media posts
3 made him feel very important
4 not dangerous
5 got or received
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B
Alexa has bought a
We’ve been planning
Mum and Dad have told
I’ve made
John and Sarah have known
Tom has been wearing
me to wear smarter clothes.
the fashion show for weeks.
wig for the party.
each other since primary school.
a necklace. Do you like it?
that tracksuit all weekend.
1 How long (you/dye) your hair?
2 Ed (look for) a new suit for ages.
3 How long (you/have) those boots?
4 I (not post) anything on social media for weeks.
1 I / send / three emails / today .
2 how long / you / have / dyed hair ?
3 Jia / wear / glasses / January .
4 how long / you / study / fashion ?
5 Mark and Jill / like / heavy metal music / years .
5 Complete the leaflet with the Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous form of these verbs.
be · buy · make · recycle · send · use · wear
You 1 a new jacket because you 2 your old one for years. Do you throw your old jacket away or take it to a charity shop? Action Point Clothing in south London has the answer. They 3 old clothes for years. They 4 over 200 new items of clothing by transforming old clothes into modern ones. What’s more, they 5 half of their profits to train young people to design clothes. So how does it work? ‘We started off with a fashion design competition for young people and then used the winning designs on the clothes we received to make them fashionable again,’ says company CEO Laura Bauer. ‘Since then, there 6 no shortage of new designs. The people at our school 7 us new designs every week!’
really
style
brilliant
What
taste
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look
so
1 You great in that shirt.
2 You did well.
3 a nice bracelet!
4 You’re always helpful.
5 It really you.
6 You’ve got great in clothes.
7 You were .
Compliment appearance
Compliment actions
1 Alex: I like what you’re wearing today. Liv: That’s really nicebrilliant of you.
2 Jen: You were amazing. Dan: Thanks, you’ve madedone my day.
3 Anil: You’ve got great taste in clothes. ali: Do you really think soit?
4 Eric: You’re always so kind. Leah: Oh, thanks. You’ve made me befeel really good.
5 Matt: Your jacket is awesome. Tracy: Are you knowsure? I don’t know if I really like it.
Katie: What do you think about this dress, Liz?
Liz: I love it! You 1 great in that colour.
Katie: Do you 2 think so? I’m not sure I like the pockets on the side.
Liz: I see what you mean, but it really 3 you, I think.
Katie: Oh, thanks, Liz, that’s really 4 of you. Oh, look at these. 5 nice boots! Why don’t you try them on?
Liz: OK. What do you think?
Katie: Those boots 6 awesome! You look great 7 them.
Liz: Oh, thanks. You’ve got great 8 in clothes.
Nick: What a game! I can’t believe we won! You 10 brilliant, Jamie.
Jamie: Really? Thanks. You 11 really well too. That goal you scored was amazing!
Nick: Thanks! You’ve made me 12 really good. Let’s celebrate!
Jamie: Yes, let’s get a pizza on the way home.
1 My school is sosuch a long way from my house.
2 Don’t wear a pullover today. It isn’t cold enoughtoo cold.
3 The clothes are sosuch expensive in this shop.
4 This car is really large for sosuch a small family.
5 Are those shoes too bigbig enough? They look a bit small.
6 We were sosuch lazy that we stayed home and watched TV.
7 These trousers are tooenough tight. They’re really uncomfortable.
1 This is a beautiful necklace. I love it!.
2 My cousin, Alicia, wears cool and stylish clothes.
3 Peter looks smart in his new suit.
4 This shirt is OK, but it’s a bit flowery for me.
5 That’s cool hoodie! Where did you get it?
6 I can’t wear this tracksuit for work. It isn’t smart .
7 It was interesting class and the teacher was very cheerful.
8 Why don’t you stay for dinner? There’s food for everyone.
Why I love living at home
Living with your parents really isn’t 1 sosuchsuch a bad thing. Firstly, living at home is inexpensive. Renting an apartment is 2 suchtooenough expensive for me – I haven’t got 3 tooenoughsuch a money. Living with other people is also very important for me. My parents are 4 enoughsosuch amazing people. They help me with my homework and give me advice. My brother is really great too! He’s 5 sosuchtoo funny and enthusiastic about everything. At weekends, we all spend time together as a family and have fun. Our house is also big 6 enoughtooso for us to have space to be alone when we want to. I feel 7 sotoosuch lucky to live at home and have 8 toosuchsuch a positive people close to me.
1 Ann: It’s a beautiful day! Let’s go to the beach. Liz: I’m afraid I haven’t got time.
2 Dad: There are elegant suits in this shop. What do you think of this one? Daughter: I’m not sure. It’s a bit old-fashioned in my opinion.
3 Jill: Amanda is such sensible girl. She never does anything silly or irresponsible. Tina: Yes, and she’s wise, too.
4 Tom: I like these gloves, but they aren’t big for me. Bill: Why don’t you ask if they have them in a bigger size?
5 Ella: I love this song. It’s beautiful. Matt: I don’t really like it. It’s slow for me.
1 The weather is so beautiful that I want to go swimming in the sea. IS It that I want to go swimming in the sea.
2 I’m bored with my job and I want to find a new one. BORING I have that I want to find a new one.
3 I didn’t pass the course because my final test results weren’t good. ENOUGH My final test results for me to pass the course.
4 Jack was disappointed with Abby’s answer. She’s normally such a generous person. SO Abby that Jack was disappointed with her answer.
5 I like these earrings but I haven’t got enough to buy them. EXPENSIVE I like these earrings but they for me to buy.
6 These hoodies were really inexpensive, so I bought two. CHEAP These hoodies that I bought two.
1 Julie is going to a fancy dress party, soso that she needs to make a costume.
2 I’m washing your clothes this evening soso that they’ll be ready in the morning.
3 I write a fashion blog soso that I can share my ideas with the world.
4 I want to be a fashion journalist, soso that I’m practising by writing a fashion blog.
There are professional actors involved.
It's a modern version of an old story.
It's outside.
I'm going to have a crazy hairstyle
Sorry I didn't write sooner
What have you been up to
Bye for now
I'm going to wear a lion suit
By the way
let me know if you can come
Hi Louis,
1 ? 2 , but I’ve been busy preparing for our school play next month. We’re putting on The Wizard of Oz. All the music in it will be hiphop! Guess who I’m going to be! The cowardly lion! I’ve got an amazing costume. 3 , but it’s really baggy, and I’m going to wear some necklaces and bracelets, so I look like a trendy rapper. 4 and wear a black-and-white striped cap backwards. Sounds cool, right? 5 , I’m allowed to give away two free tickets to the show. So bring your girlfriend and come and watch me. It’ll be a lot of fun, I promise! Anyway, 6 . It will be great if you can. 7 ,
You should see Jane – she’s
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I also wanted
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from you for ages.
stunning in her new dress.
back soon.
great news!
necklace
character
songs
sooner
invite
polka-dot
to come and see
musical
email Sandra to 1 her to school play
apologise for not writing 2
tell her about school 3 : ‘Mamma Mia’!
my part: Donna, friend of Sophie, the main 4
costume: 5 dress, trendy shoes, 6 and bracelets
music: singing Abba 7
ask Sandra 8 it
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scruffy
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wellies
1 Put your on. It’s really cold outside and you don’t want your hands to freeze.
2 James needs to buy some new clothes. The ones he’s wearing look really old and .
3 When you come to the farm, bring a pair of – it gets really muddy.
4 I can’t wear this shirt because a has fallen off it.
5 I don’t like this shirt – it’s too dark. I prefer colours.
appearance
second-hand
dyed
heel
earrings
freckles
what you look like
small brown dots on your skin
not its natural colour
used, not new
the bottom, back part of a shoe
jewellery you wear on your ears
1 We (work) hard this morning.
2 Sally (study) English she was seven.
3 Our dog (run) around the garden morning.
4 We (not wait) very long.
5 The neighbours (make) lots of noise hours now!
1 How long have you knownhave you been knowing Jim?
2 Julia has hadhas been having pierced ears since she was fourteen.
3 How long have you wornhave you been wearing glasses?
4 I’m so full. I 've eatenI've been eating three sandwiches!
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