A1: Shopping for Clothes
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Read a simple A1 clothes-shopping passage. Use dictionary support, quick checks, and a separate friend role-play to talk about clothes, sizes, colors, and prices.
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Read a simple A1 clothes-shopping passage.
Use dictionary support, quick checks, and a separate friend role-play to talk about clothes, sizes, colors, and prices.
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Many people buy at or People can buy and Some people buy for work or school. Some people buy for a party or a
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Where can people buy clothes?
You can start like this: I think...
When people they often think about and A can be small, or large. A can be black, or Some are and some are
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What do people think about when they choose clothes?
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Many have a People can try on before they buy them. a is are When the is not good, people can ask for
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Why do people try clothes on?
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After people they go to the They can pay with a or a phone. The may give them a and a Many people feel happy when they find they like.
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How can people pay for clothes?
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Conversation Role Play
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Two friends go to a on
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Understand the situation, then practice the roleplay below.
Two friends go to a on
Two friends go to a on
At the
Friend A: I need a new
Friend B: This looks nice.
Friend A: Yes, I like the What is it?
Friend B: It is
Friend A: Can I try it on?
Friend B: Sure. The is over there.
Friend A: It is a little
Friend B: Do they have a large
Friend A: Yes, here is a large one. This
Friend B: Great. How much is it?
Friend A: It is I will buy it.
Friend B: Nice. I want to buy too.
Practice
Where can people buy clothes?
People can buy clothes at clothes stores, shopping malls, or online shops.
Where do you usually buy clothes?
I usually buy clothes at.
I sometimes buy clothes online.
I buy clothes when I need.
What do people think about when they choose clothes?
People often think about size, color, and price.
What color clothes do you like?
I like black clothes.
I often choose blue.
I like simple colors.
Why do people try clothes on?
People try clothes on to check the size before they buy them.
Do you try clothes on before you buy them?
Yes, I try them on.
No, I know my size.
I try on jackets and pants.
How can people pay for clothes?
People can pay with cash, a card, or a phone.
What clothes do you like to buy?
I like to buy.
I usually buy.
I want to buy.
What does Friend A want to buy?
Friend A wants to buy a new jacket.
Practice the role play.
Then change the clothes, color, or size.
I need a new.
What size is it?
Can I try it on?
It is too.
Summary
Clothes-shopping English is everyday English.
You can talk about what you want, what size you need, what color you like, and how you pay.
Short sentences are enough: "I need a new jacket," "Can I try this on?
" "It is too small," and "I will pay by card.
Final Reflection
English is English. You can talk about what you want, what you need, what you like, and how you pay.
Short sentences are "I need a new "Can I try this on?" "It is and "I will pay by
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