1. Offering and Receiving Information about Clothing Items:

1. Vocabulary
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Shirt

T-shirt

Blouse

Sweater

Jacket

Coat

Dress

Skirt

Pants

Jeans

Shorts

Suit

Tie

Belt

Hat

Cap

Scarf

Gloves

Socks

Shoes

Sneakers

Boots

Sandals

Flip-flops

Handbag

Backpack

Wallet

Sunglasses

Watch

Jewelry (necklace, bracelet, earrings, ring)

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2. When you want to offer or receive information about clothing items, you can use phrases like:
   
   Offering:
   Can I help you find something?
   Are you looking for anything specific?
   Would you like to see our collection of [clothing item]?
   We have a great selection of [clothing item] over here.
   
   Receiving:
   Yes, I'm looking for [clothing item].
   I need something for [occasion/event].
   I'm interested in [clothing item].
   Can you show me some [color/pattern] [clothing items]?
   
   Remember to be polite and helpful when offering assistance, and be clear about what you're looking for when receiving information.
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1. Activity

1.Number clothing according to the image. 

🔊 Blouse		1
🔊 Gloves		2
🔊Watch		3
🔊 Tie		4
🔊 Cap		5

2.Read the following text and answer the questions: 

As Sarah entered her favorite boutique, her eyes were immediately drawn to a beautiful dress displayed on a mannequin. The dress had a stunning floral print and a flattering A-line shape. Intrigued, she approached the sales assistant to learn more about it.

The friendly sales assistant greeted Sarah warmly and provided her with all the information she needed about the dress. She explained that the dress was made of high-quality fabric, ensuring both comfort and durability. The V-neckline and short sleeves made it perfect for the upcoming summer season, and the assistant mentioned that it had been receiving many compliments from other customers.

Eager to try it on, Sarah asked about the available sizes. The sales assistant directed her to the fitting room and assured her that they had various sizes in stock. She also offered to help with any adjustments if needed.

After trying on the dress, Sarah admired herself in the mirror and was pleased with how it looked. However, she wanted a second opinion, so she asked a friend who had come along to go shopping. Her friend agreed that the dress looked lovely on her.

Feeling confident in her choice, Sarah decided to purchase the dress. The sales assistant rang up the sale and even offered to gift-wrap it for her. Sarah left the boutique with a smile, looking forward to wearing the beautiful dress for an upcoming special occasion.

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