Unit 12

UNIT 12 FASHION&CLOTHING belt n. A belt is a long, thin piece of leather, cloth, or plastic that you wear around your waist. I usually wear a brown belt. cardigan n. A cardigan is a sweater that buttons at the front. Her cardigan keeps her warm. clothes n. Clothes are things such as shirts and pants that you wear on your body. This store sells clothes for kids. denim n. Denim is a thick, strong cotton cloth, often blue, which is used to make clothes. The dress I am making is made out of denim. glasses n. Glasses are a piece of equipment with two glass parts that you wear over your eyes to see better. He can't see well without his glasses. jacket n. A jacket is a lightweight coat used to stay warm. She bought a red jacket. jeans n. Jeans are pants made of denim. Which of these jeans do you like? pajamas n. Pajamas are a shirt and pants that you wear in bed. The kids are in their pajamas. pants n. Pants are a piece of clothing that covers the legs and has a separate part for each leg. His pants are darker than his jacket. pocket n. A pocket is a small opening in clothing, in which to put things. Her phone is in her pocket.

ring n. A ring is a round piece of jewelry that you wear on your finger. She wears a lot of rings. sleeve n. A sleeve is the part of a jacket or shirt that covers your arm. Most of my shirts have long sleeves. suit n. A suit is a jacket and pants or a jacket and skirt that are made of the same material. He looks nice in his suit. sweater n. A sweater is a warm piece of clothing that covers the top of your body. She has a new pink sweater. sweatshirt n. A sweatshirt is a simple piece of soft clothing with long sleeves that you wear on top. Sweatshirts are often gray. tie n. A tie is a long, thin piece of material that is worn under a shirt collar and tied at the front. His tie is bright red. tights n. Tights are a piece of clothing made of thin material that covers the legs. This store sells tights. T-shirt n. A T-shirt is a simple piece of clothing with short sleeves and no collar. These T-shirts come in many colors. uniform n. A uniform is a particular set of clothing that is required to be worn by a group of people. They have to wear a school uniform. wear v. To wear something is to have it on your body. She likes to wear T-shirts.

Making a Donation Mom? Have you seen my school uniform? I thought you washed it. Your jacket and pants are hanging in the laundry room. I'll iron your shirt and tie tonight. Thanks, Mom. Oh, did you also wash my cardigan? I have to bring it to school for the winter session. Oh! No, I didn't. I washed your sweater though. Can you wear that tomorrow? Yeah. That should be fine. By the way, dear... Did you pick out the clothes you want to donate?

Yeah. There are some old T-shirts and some jeans lying on my bed. You can donate those. Oh! You can also donate my old suit. It doesn't fit me anymore. Good. What about you, Miranda? Umm... I have some old tights and a sweatshirt I can donate. The ones with the holes in them? Miranda... What? Someone can still wear them... Ha! Nobody wants to wear your busted old tights. Bradley! Fine! When I get home, I'll pick out some things. I have some belts I can donate. I also have some pajamas and a denim jacket I don't wear. Good. See you both later.