Unit 1: Looking good

I always .......... jeans when I'm not at school.

Come shopping with me. I .......... to buy some new T-shirts, and the weather .......... hotter.

Hi! I .......... your dress! Where are you going?

I .......... there because my car .......... at the moment.

Every year we .......... for a meal at Plaza Hotel.

My sister .......... dressed in the mornings until my mum calls her for the third time!

.......... here to meet Suleiman? I think he's still in class.

I am having dinner with my parents at the moment. Can I call you later? In this sentence, 'have' is .......... .

.......... you think we should go home now? It's getting late.

There's .......... new sports shop in the shopping centre.

My friend usually buys .......... designer clothes online.

.......... most expensive coffee I've ever bought was in Venice!

I'd love to be .......... costume designer for a theatre company.

I bought this handbag in .......... Milan.

My gran was young in .......... 1960s.

I wore a pale silk top to the cinema. I spilled some juice down .......... top!

Which sentence uses the article correctly?

I don't like wearing tight clothes when it's hot, so I usually go for a .......... dress.

I bought a new purple dress and a .......... headscarf.

I like to carry a .......... bag because then I have both my hands free.

I bought a T-shirt with my favourite team's .......... on it.

My mother has still got a beautiful wide leather .......... from when she was a teenager.

Find the odd one out: linen / old / fur

Find the odd one out: baggy / tight / denim

Find the odd one out: high-heeled / plain / striped

I'd love to have .......... hair, but mine's completely straight.

My dad needs a special size jacket because he's got very .......... shoulders.

The man I saw at the bus stop was clean-.......... .

He's always casually dressed. He prefers simple, comfortable clothes. The opposite of 'casually dressed' is .......... .

.......... is my favourite material. I've got three shirts made from it and lots of jeans.

You have to iron clothes made from .......... very carefully because it's so delicate.

Our neighbour is in his fifties. In other words, he is .......... .

We have to dress .......... for the poetry evening. No T-shirts or trainers, please!

We often look .......... to someone who is very well-dressed.

Wearing what you think is a doctor's coat can bring .......... the best in you!

In which word is the letter 'b' NOT silent?

In which word is the letter 't' pronounced?

In which word is the letter 'w' pronounced?

In which word is the letter 'h' pronounced?

Which word has a silent 'k'?

Which word has a silent consonant?

'The' is usually pronounced /ðiː/ (not /ðə/) before .......... .

'Sorry to interrupt, but ...' The speaker wants to .......... .

'Just a second, I haven't finished.' The speaker wants to .......... .

'What I mean is ...' / 'Let me put it another way.' These phrases are used to .......... .

According to the text, what do we do when we see someone for the first time?

The phrase 'Without realising it' means .......... .

What happened when people wore a white coat that they believed belonged to a doctor?

What does the experiment show?

The word 'it' in 'believing it belongs to a painter' refers to .......... .

How did people in the experiment rate men and women over 40?

According to the studies, people who wear glasses are often seen as .......... .

What does the writer mean when she says 'style is like a wheel'?

The word 'It' in 'It isn't new' refers to .......... .

Which phrase is suitable for an informal email to a friend?

Which ending is suitable for an informal email?