- •Part I money
- •How much do you know about money?
- •It is interesting to know
- •What is barter?
- •Fill in the words from the box . Look up the following words in the dictionary and compose your own sentences with them.
- •In to on from
- •Exercise 2
- •Money Matters
- •It is interesting to know
- •Money: where to get it and to spend it?
- •Who wants to be a millionaire?
- •Eh si hypap ohw ahs on noeym btu sknwo woh ot teg ti thlyoens
- •It is interesting to know
- •Part II clothes Topical Vocabulary
- •Indoor and Outdoor Wear
- •Example: velvet ribbon
- •Father and son
- •It is interesting to know
- •It is interesting to know
- •If The Shoe Fits
- •It is interesting to know
- •Fashion
- •Feelings for fashion
- •Audrey Hepburn
- •It is interesting to know
- •Part IV shopping
- •It is interesting to know
- •Three thousand years of world trade
- •In the beginning
- •The ancient world - bc
- •The ancient world - ad
- •The middle ages
- •Comprehension check
- •It is interesting to know
- •What kinds of shops cater for people’s needs?
- •It is interesting to know
- •When Shopping is a Problem
- •What are your shopping habits?
- •Street Markets
- •It is interesting to know
- •Overchoice
- •Advertising
- •It is interesting to know
- •It costs a pretty packet!
- •Choosing Clothes
- •It is interesting to know
- •It is interesting to know
- •It is interesting to know
- •Know Your Rights!
- •If things go wrong...
- •If I had money…
Example: velvet ribbon
1 silk 2 cashmere 3 leather 4 corduroy 5 velvet 6 cotton
sweater trousers T-shirt ribbon boots evening blouse |
Exercise 3
Circle a word. Use the block of letters below to find the names of 11 fabrics. The names are hidden among the letters and can be read in any direction, including from bottom to top, and a letter can be used more than once. Ring each word as you find it. To help you, here are the first and the last letter of each word – and one word is ringed for you in the block.
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Exercise 4
Match the pattern with the names.
Striped, plain, abstract, tartan, star-patterned, argyle, pin-striped, paisley, wavy, polka dot,
checked, floral.
Exercise 5
Exercise 6
Translate the italicised words into Ukrainian.
1. I like the quality of this cotton fabric, but I can’t say that I like the pattern, it is too bright. 2. Dressmaking patterns are used by tailors and dressmakers when cutting out clothes. 3. She said she wanted to have some dark woollen cloth for a winter coat. 4. If you give me a cloth, I’ll dust your books. 5. I must buy a plain woollen dress for my daughter.
Exercise 7
Match the following names of materials with their definitions. What is your favourite type of fabric?
10.suede 11.velvet 12.wool 13.brocade 14.cambric |
bags, etc.
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Exercise 8
During the week Neil, Harry, Bill, David, Phil and James meet at a local pub for a snack lunch and a drink. Steve, the new postboy, must deliver important messages to each of them but he can't remember who's who. Can you help him? Read the description below.
Both Harry and David are wearing sweaters. Phil is dressed in jeans, but Bill is wearing trousers. Neil, Harry, and James are wearing ties. Both Neil and James are in suits. Phil is the only one who is wearing a checked shirt. Harry is wearing trousers, but David is wearing jeans. Both Harry and Bill are wearing striped shirts, but James’s shirt is white. Both Bill and Phil are wearing leather belts. Harry is in a jacket and James and Phil are wearing waistcoats. Neil is wearing a plain white shirt, but David’s shirt is patterned. Phil has a large buckle on his belt.
Exercise 9
Choose the correct answer.
My brother is always wearing the same ….. shirt.
a) lined b) tie c) striped
I’ve bought a nice piece of …… and I’m going to make a dress out of it .
a) clothing b) cloth c) pattern
The…… for this suit was woven in Scotland.
a) cambric b) nylon c)tweed
I gave Mary a black silk blouse with pink ……. .
a) spots b) marks d) stains
George is wearing the blue and red ……. tie I presented him.
a) lined b) pictured c) checked
These jeans ……. when washed in hot water.
a) decrease b) shrink c) reduce
If you don’t know how to wash that cardigan, look at the……. inside.
a) label b) notice c) sing
The dress was a nice………of green.
a) colouring b) shadow c) shade
The mysterious lady was dressed …… in black.
a) all over b) from head to toe c) from top to bottom
My grandma insists on knitting the ……. socks I wear to play football.
a) flannel b) velvet c)woollen
Unless you pack your trousers more carefully, they will get…… .
a) creased b) folded c) lined
Using that washing powder, clothes seem to …… quicker.
a) deaden b) wear out c) worsen
Exercise 10
Give the right word.
We chose the c_ _ _ _ for a suit and had it made up by our tailor.
My w_ _ _ _ _ _ sweater used to be bigger and brighter than this: it s_ _ _ _ _ and f_ _ _ _ in the wash.
Workers need c_ _ _ _ _ _ made of a material which doesn’t mind being
c_ _ _ _ _ _.
My wife has boiled my n_ _ _ _ shirts and they are quite ruined.
The colour of her f_ _ _ _ _ _dress was quite different under artificial light.
‘What do you think about my new dress?’ ‘I think that that s_ _ _ _ of green doesn’t really s_ _ _ you well’.
Her blue t_ _ _ _ _ _ dress m _ _ _ _ _ _ the colour of her eyes.
I can’t f_ _ _ _ _ this skirt, it’s too t_ _ _ _ .
I don’t want a pattern. I prefer just a p _ _ _ _ colour.
This material c_ _ _ _ _ _ really easily.
Exercise 11
Complete each of the following sentences with one of the words below.
cloth (2) dress |
clothe dresses |
clothes dressing |
clothing dressings |
cloths
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He never changes his …….. – his shirt and trousers are filthy.
A shirt or a sock are articles of ………. .
The two ……. Mary bought yesterday are very beautiful. And they both match her new hat, too.
As he had seven sons he had to work hard to….. his big family.
Where have you put the two dish-….. I left in the sink?
I’m afraid you have bought too much …….. for just one overcoat.
We had to tear a new bed sheet to make a …….. for the wound.
In the mountain region you still often see people wearing their national ………. .
In the past, people used to wear just a piece of ……… wrapped round the body.
My favourite salad ……… are French and Italian.
Exercise 12
Use the word in capitals at the end of each line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line.