Clothes
What do you wear on your feet?
Shoes, socks
Unscramble: P I R T S E D. What word is it?
Striped.
Unscramble: R A S C F
Scarf.
I have sleeves, but I am not a jacket. What am I?
A shirt or a sweater.
What is the opposite of tight?
Loose or baggy.
Find the odd one out: leather, woolly, cotton, silk.
Woolly — it describes something made of or covered in wool, while the others name materials.
Complete: You wear a ___ around your waist to hold your trousers up.
Belt
I can be leather, and you carry things in me. What am I?
a handbag.
What do you wear on your hands in winter?
Gloves
True or false: 'A striped shirt has square patterns.'
False. A striped shirt has lines.
Puzzle: S E S O R T U R
Trousers
I can keep your neck warm. I may be striped or plain. What am I?
A scarf.
What do you wear on your head to protect your eyes from the sun?
A cap.
Which sentence is incorrect? A) I am wearing a jacket. B) She wears a scarf today. C) He is wearing jeans.
B. Better: She is wearing a scarf today.
Puzzle: C _ R D _ G _ N
Cardigan
I have no sleeves, but I keep your body warm. What could I be?
A vest
Name five clothes in English.
For example: shirt, jeans, skirt, coat, hoodie.
'a red leather bag' or 'a leather red bag'?
A red leather bag.
d 4 clothing words hidden in: HATYZHSVSCARFAYGJEANSUAGSHIRT.
HAT, SCARF, JEANS, SHIRT
I can be checked, striped or plain, and you can wear me to school. What am I?
A Shirt.