3 Word Builder Fashion Clothes and accessories 1 Write the clothes. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 2 SB Vocabulary bank page 88 Write the accessories. 1 You put this round your wrist: 2 You put this round your neck: 3 You put these on your feet: 4 You put these on your legs: 5 You put money in these: 22, 6 You put these on your head:,, UNIT 3,
Descriptive adjectives Complete the adjectives. Word Builder 1 l f hair 2 s d hair 3 p clothes 4 u clothes 5 a t man 6 a s man 7 t trousers 8 l trousers 9 c shoes 10 e shoes 11 a t cat 12 a f cat UNIT 3 23
Word Builder Study help Opposites and synonyms When you learn adjectives, it s a good idea to write them: with opposites fast slow with synonyms pretty = beautiful = good-looking 1 Match the opposites in the box. Write them in pairs. awful big friendly great happy heavy light old sad small unfriendly young 2 Find synonyms for these words. Use a dictionary. big nice small very bad 24 very good UNIT 3
Describing people Complete the mind map with words and phrases. Word Builder Hair Eyes Clothes Describing people Colours Adjectives Accessories UNIT 3 25
Grammar Builder Adverbs of frequency 1 Highlight the adverbs of frequency and underline the verbs. 1 My sister is usually late for school. 2 We often go shopping. 3 I sometimes wear jeans at the weekend. 4 My mum is hardly ever angry with me. 5 I never wear pink. 6 The clothes in that shop are always expensive. 2 Write the adverbs of frequency. 1 4 6 0% 100% 2 5 3 3 Circle the words to complete the rules. FOCUS 1 We use adverbs of frequency with the present simple / continuous. 2 Adverbs of frequency go before / after the verb to be. 3 Adverbs of frequency go before / after main verbs. 26 UNIT 3
Grammar Builder can/can t for permission 1 Look at the tables. Then complete the rule. Asking for permission Can I we go shopping, try those trousers on, have that T-shirt, please? Giving permission Yes, you can. Refusing permission No, you can t. FOCUS To ask for permission, we use + subject + without to. 2 Complete the responses. 1 Can I try those trousers on, please? Yes,. 2 Can I buy a new coat, Mum? No,! 3 Can I go shopping on Saturday? Yes,. 4 Can I have that green tracksuit, please? Yes, of course. Here you are. 5 Can I go to the party on Saturday? No,! UNIT 3 27
Grammar Builder Language links Asking for permission Put the words in order to ask for permission. In English go Can party Saturday we the on to? En français nous - samedi à Pouvons la aller fête? Auf Deutsch gehen am Können auf wir Party die Samstag? one/ones 1 Read the sentences. Which words do one/ones replace? 1 My coat is old. Can I buy a new one? 2 I like that dress. Can I try on a yellow one? 3 Can I have a red T-shirt and two blue ones? 4 Can I try on those trousers the ones in the window? 2 Complete the rules. FOCUS We use one or ones when we don t want to repeat a noun. 1 We use one to replace a singular / plural noun. 2 We use ones to replace a singular / plural noun. 28 UNIT 3
Grammar Builder Study help Word order Learn these rules to help you remember the order of words in sentences: adjectives go before nouns white shoes adverbs go before main verbs Sam often wears 1 Look at the sentence. What part of speech is each word? Write them in the table. Sam often wears white shoes. Adverb Verb Adjective Noun wears shoes 2 Write the words in the table. always buy clothes expensive grey have like never short shorts skirt sometimes tight tracksuit try on usually UNIT 3 29
Active wordlist Unit 3 Fashion Clothes and accessories belt boots coat dress gloves jacket jeans scarf shirt shoes slippers socks sweatshirt tracksuit trainers trousers T-shirt Accessories cap earrings flip-flops headphones necklace purse sunglasses tights wallet watch ceinture chaussures (montantes), bottes manteau robe gants veste jean écharpe chemise chaussures chaussons chaussettes sweat-shirt survêtement chaussures de sport pantalon t-shirt casquette boucles d oreille tongs casque (à écouteurs) collier porte-monnaie lunettes de soleil collant portefeuille montre Adjectives bright cheap dark expensive fair fat good-looking long loose pretty short smart tall thin tight ugly vif bon marché brun, foncé cher (coûteux) blond, clair gros beau (personnes) long ample joli court chic, élégant grand (hauteur) mince, maigre serré, moulant laid 30 UNIT 3 ACTIVE WORDLIST
Active wordlist Words and phrases always toujours usually habituellement often souvent sometimes parfois hardly ever presque jamais never jamais buy clothes fashion wear the (red) one the (purple) ones acheter habits mode porter (des habits) le/la (rouge) les (violets) Can I borrow (your boots)? Je peux emprunter (tes/vos bottes)? Can I change (this sweatshirt) Je peux échanger (ce sweat-shirt) contre for (a belt)? (une ceinture)? Can I have (those gloves)? Je peux prendre (ces gants)? Can I try (this coat) on? Je peux essayer (ce manteau)? How often (do you go shopping)? A quelle fréquence fais-tu / faites-vous des courses? I d like (that scarf), please. J aimerais (cette écharpe), s il vous plaît. Of course you can. Bien sûr. What size (are you)? Quelle taille (fais-tu / faites-vous)? Culture in mind celebration (fancy dress) costume decoration festival ghost by hand cotton factory machine material pick Geography à la main coton usine machine tissu cueillir fête déguisement décoration fête, festival fantôme monster parade traditional witch sew spin thread (n) weave wheel monstre défilé traditionnel sorcière coudre filer fil tisser rouet, roue ACTIVE WORDLIST UNIT 3 31