1. Vocabulary
- Fabrics
- pants
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[NINA] I always try to find the newest, coolest styles for my store. |
[NINA] I read magazines, I go to fashion shows. |
[NINA] Fashion is always changing. I like to keep up with the latest trends. |
[NINA] Those are great shoes! |
[NINA] See, I have a small shop and I’m always looking for new ideas. |
[NINA] Do you mind if I take a photo? |
[LADY] Not at all. Go ahead. |
[NINA] That’s lovely. Thank you. |
[NINA] So, what are some of your favorite brands or designers? |
[WOMAN 1] Merabi, definitely. |
[WOMAN 2] Merabi, yeah, and YRed. I love YRed. My handbag is Yred. |
[NINA] That’s lovely. This is leather? |
[NINA] So what kinds of fabrics and colors do you like? |
[WOMAN 3] I like natural fabrics, like silk and cotton. |
[WOMAN 1] Yeah, me, too. It’s nice in the summer, but in the winter, I wear woolens. |
[WOMAN 3] You really should add more color to your wardrobe. |
[NINA] So, what are some of your favorite pieces of clothing? |
[WOMAN 2] Red. Leather. Mini-skirt. |
[WOMAN 3] What? |
[NINA] Thanks, Here’s my shop. Pop in any time. |
2. Expression
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Opinion | Size | Age | Color | Origin | Material |
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fabulous | long | old | navy blue | Chinese | silk |
- Her hot Indian cotton dress.
- A weird, long, old tie.
- Chloe prefers silk to wool.
Expression would rather. Notice that I would is usually contracted to I’d.
- I prefer cotton to wool in the summer.
- I prefer cotton.
- I’d rather wear light colors in the summer.
- I’d rather wear wool clothes than cotton in the winter.
3. Writing
Most of my clothes are way too expensive. I’d rather wear cool brands from a small shop than a cheap, polyester thing from a department store. I prefer silk and wool to cotton and leather. I like wearing red, yellow and orange more than dark, boring colors. I just bought a fantastic, new, orange, Spanish, leather handbag. I absolutely love it!
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