Урок 2 ГДЗ Верещагина Афанасьева 4 класс
- Name:
1. four things you wear on your feet;
2. five things that keep you warm;
3. two things you wear in hot (cold) weather;
4. three things that only women wear;
5. six things that men and women can both wear. - Look at the picture and say what they are wearing.
Mrs Smith, Mr Smith, Nick, Tom, Mr Black, Ann, Mike, Jill. - Choose the answers which you think are right.
A. When do you wear light clothes?
a) all the time;
b) when I go out;
c) when it is hot in the street;
d) when I run a race.
B. What do you buy in shoe shops?
a) blouses;
b) high boots;
c) trainers;
d) trousers.
C. What do you take with you when you go to the South?
a) an overcoat;
b) a raincoat;
c) mittens;
d) sandals.
D. What do you do when you don’t know if you like the dress?
a) I put it on;
b) I try it on;
c) I buy it;
d) I take it off. - Guessing game: say what one of your classmates is wearing at the moment and let the other pupils guess who he/she is.
- What poems and songs about “Clothes” do you remember? Act out the one you like best.
- Read the text and find in it how we choose the right dress. Read these sentences aloud.
EVERYTHING IS GOOD IN ITS SEASONThere are four seasons in the year. Each of them brings different weather and different clothes. When it is hot, people wear T-shirts and shorts, sports shoes, socks and sandals. Women wear light blouses and skirts. In summer people dress like this in Africa, Russia, Canada, Ireland, Great Britain and America. In cold weather people usually put on warm clothes: jeans and trousers, sweaters and jackets, overcoats and caps. In winter they wear fur coats and fur caps, high boots and mittens or gloves. The proverb says: “There is no bad weather, there are bad clothes.” Another proverb says: “Everything is good in its season.” Do you understand it? When you think what to wear, choose the right dress. Think what is good on the sports ground and what is good at the party and why a long dress looks beautiful on a woman but is funny on a little girl. When you buy clothes, try them on. Make sure that they are your size, that they suit you and that you like their colour.
- Say what are the right clothes and what are not for the following:
— a race;
— a birthday party;
— a rainy summer day;
— a cold winter day. - Say what you are wearing at the moment and why.
- Discuss in the groups the following:
— what clothes you would like to buy;
— what your parents usually wear;
— what your favourite colours are;
— what you know about this year’s fashions;
— if pupils should wear school uniforms (why/why not). - a) Read the dialogue.
Jane: Excuse me.
Shop assistant: Yes. Can I help you?
Jane: I’d like a pair of jeans, please.
Shop assistant: What size do you wear?
Jane: Thirty-six.
Shop assistant: What colour would you like?
Jane: Light blue.
Shop assistant: Here’s a nice pair.
Jane: Can I try them on?
Shop assistant: Of course you can.
Jane: Do they suit me all right?
Shop assistant: You look great. And the colour suits you.
Jane: Thank you. I’ll take them. How much are they?
b) Now you are in a shop. Act out the dialogue. Buy the things you want. The words can help you:
a pair of gloves
a pair of shoes
a pair of trousers
a pair of trainers
a blouse
a jacket
a sweater - Find a picture of a man (men), a woman (women), a boy, a girl, children wearing different clothes. Finish the questions about their clothes. Get ready to ask them in class.
Are they wearing …, …, …?
Are they wearing … or …?
They are wearing …, aren’t they?
What are they wearing?
1. Things you wear on your feet: shoes, boots, trainers, sandals.
2. Things that keep you warm: sweater, jacket, overcoat, cap, mittens.
3. Things you wear in hot weather: T-shirt, shorts.
4. Things only women wear: blouse, skirt, dress.
5. Things men and women can both wear: jeans, trousers, sweater, jacket, overcoat, cap.
3. Choose the right answers:
A — c when it is hot in the street.
B — c trainers.
C — d sandals.
D — b I try it on.
6. How we choose the right dress:
When you think what to wear, choose the right dress. Think what is good on the sports ground and what is good at the party and why a long dress looks beautiful on a woman but is funny on a little girl. When you buy clothes, try them on. Make sure that they are your size, that they suit you and that you like their colour.
7. Right and not right clothes:
- A race: shorts, T-shirt, sports shoes are right; a long dress, an overcoat are not right.
- A birthday party: a nice dress, a suit are right; sports clothes are not right.
- A rainy summer day: a raincoat and boots are right; sandals are not right.
- A cold winter day: a coat, a sweater, a cap, mittens and boots are right; a T-shirt and shorts are not right.
10a. Dialogue:
Jane: Excuse me.
Shop assistant: Yes. Can I help you?
Jane: I’d like a pair of jeans, please.
Shop assistant: What size do you wear?
Jane: Thirty-six.
Shop assistant: What colour would you like?
Jane: Light blue.
Shop assistant: Here’s a nice pair.
Jane: Can I try them on?
Shop assistant: Of course you can.
Jane: Do they suit me all right?
Shop assistant: You look great. And the colour suits you.
Jane: Thank you. I’ll take them. How much are they?
11. Questions about clothes:
- Are they wearing a coat, a hat and boots?
- Are they wearing a dress or a skirt?
- They are wearing jackets, aren’t they?
- What are they wearing?
