A capA cap

A blouseA blouse

A necklaceA necklace

EarringsEarrings

A hatA hat

My favorite color is red! What’s your

favorite color?

Pink – Red – Yellow – Orange -

Light green – Green – Dark green -

Light blue – Blue – Dark blue – white –

Light brown – brown – dark brown –

Purple – gray/grey – black

What color is it?What color is Claudia’s blouse?

It’s blue.

What color is Justin’s sweater?

It’s yellow.

What color is Colbie’s dress?

It’s light green.

What color is Madonna’s jacket?

It’s black.

What color is it?What color is Michael’s jacket?

It’s brown.

What color is Johnny’s T-shirt?

It’s brown.

What color is William’s suit?

It’s dark blue.

What color is Nadal’s T-shirt?

It’s orange.

What color is Rihanna’s dress?

It’s green.It’s green.

What color is Shakira’s blouse?

It’s red.

UniformsUniformsBeret

blouse

Socks

Shoes

Pants

Culottes

Belt

Shirt/ Jacket

Physical Education Uniform

Crop Top

Tank top

Shorts

Socks

Tennis

Blouse

Skirt

Hat

Boots

Pants

Belt

Sweater

Cap

Hat

Suit

Hat

Dress

Shorts

Boots

Sandals Shoulder bag

Jeans

Blouse

Shorts Shorts

TennisTennis

Jacket Jacket

BowtieBowtie

SocksSocks

Glasses

Scarf

High Heels

Skirt

Sweater

Jacket

Pants

Tie

Shoes

___________

____________

______

_________

_________

___

___________

T-Shirt/ Tee

Shorts

Socks

Tennis

T-shirt

Belt

Watch

Jeans

Boots

T-Sh__rt

___h__rt___

S__ck__

T__nn__s

T-sh__rt

B__lt

W__tc__

J__ __ns

__o__ts

ADJECTIVES

• Size

• Extra small

• Small

• Medium

• Large

• Extra large

• Tight

• Loose

• Short

• Long

• Expensive

DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS

NEAR = CLOSE FAR = DISTANT

SINGULAR THIS THAT

PLURAL THESE THOSE

WHAT’S YOUR OPINION?

A: WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THIS DRESS?

B: I THINK IT’S LARGE.

Class workClass work

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CLASS WORK

LOOK AT THE PICTURES. WRITE SENTENCES ABOUT THE ITEMS OF CLOTHING. USE ADJECTIVES

Ex.

A beautiful woman.

A new dress.

THE 3RD PERSON

SINGULAR

I LIKE

• I like yellow.• You like yellow.• He likes yellow.• She likes yellow.• It likes yellow.• We like yellow.• You like yellow.• They like yellow.

I want

• I want money.

• You want money.

• He wants money.

• She wants money.

• We want money.

• You want money.

• They want money.

I need

• I need a pen.

• You need a pen.

• He needs a pen.

• She needs a pen.

• We need a pen.

• You need a pen.

• They need a pen.

HAVE

• I have a cap.

• You have a cap

• He has a cap

• She has a cap

• We have a cap

• You have a cap

• They have a cap.

I have ... in my house

• I have two sweaters.

• You have five hats!

• She has ten skirts.

• He has forty pairs of shoes.

• We have shirts and blouses.

• You have dresses.

• They have pants.

I want...

• I want a jacket.

• You want a suit.

• She wants more dresses.

• He wants more shoes.

• They want sweaters.

I need...

• I need a blue hat.

• You need a new shirt

• He needs a blue dress.

• She needs black pants.

• We need white jeans.

• They need a white blouse.

NEGATIVE WITH DON’T

• DON’T = DO + NOT • DOESN’T = DOES NOT

I don’t need money.

You don’t need a new shirt.

He doesn’t need a blue dress.

She doesn’t need black pants.

We don’t need white jeans.

They don’t need a white blouse.

I don’t have two sweaters.

You don’t have five hats!

She doesn’t have ten skirts.

He doesn’t have forty pairs of shoes.

We don’t have shirts and blouses.

You don’t have dresses.

They don’t have pants.

Atenção, o DO e o DOES não têm tradução nesses exemplos. Eles apenas servem para formar a negativa.

Observe que o DO é usado com I, YOU, THEY e WE. O DOES é usado com HE, SHE, IT. Com o DOES o verbo não é modificado.

MAKING QUESTIONS

Do you need a new shirt?

Does he need a blue dress?

Does she need black pants?

Do we need white jeans?

Do they need a white blouse?

Note que o verbo não muda!

Clothing and Colors

• Credits– Slides: Teacher Angela – Pictures:

• Goggle images• Microsoft ClipArt• Top Notch Fundamentals A (pg V3) by Joan

Salsow and Allen Acsher• New Interchange (p.IC-5 p.22) by Jack C. Richards

• The pictures were chosen for classroom use only.