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UNIT

3
WEEK
Clothing & lifetyle
10
Session 1 CLOTHING MATERIALS
SUPERLATIVES

1
DISCUSSIO
N
1. How are clothes manufactured?

2. What kind of clothes keep us warm?

3. Where does wool come from?


PART 1: CLOTHING
MATERIALS
CLOTHING MATERIALS
I. Let’s watch a video and pay attention to the vocabulary on it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJGfHDSGlHs
VOCABULARY CLOTHING MATERIALS

II. Where do these materials come from?


- leather ____ A B
- B
cotton ____
- A
wool ____
- D
nylon ____
C
- silk
E
____

C D E
VOCABULARY CLOTHING MATERIALS

w a rm is
- l
- co o
ro ng coo
- s t
m a de
a n-
- m l
VOCABULARY CLOTHING MATERIALS

is
w a rm
- l
- co o
ro ng stron
- s t
m a de
a n- g
- m
VOCABULARY CLOTHING MATERIALS

w a rm is
- l
- co o
ro ng war
- s t
m a de
a n-
- m m
VOCABULARY CLOTHING MATERIALS

w a rm
- l
- co o
ro ng man-
- s t
m a de
a n-
- m made
LET’S PRACTICE
Read the different care instructions above. Circle T for true and F for false.

1. You can use bleach with cotton. T F


Read the different care instructions above. Circle T for true and F for false.

2. You can dry wool in a tumble dryer. T F


Read the different care instructions above. Circle T for true and F for false.

3. You have to dry-clean silk. T F


Read the different care instructions above. Circle T for true and F for false.

4. You can iron cotton. T F


Read the different care instructions above. Circle T for true and F for false.

5. You shouldn’t wash leather. T F


PART 2:
SUPERLATIVES
WARM UP SUPERLATI
VES
I. Watch the video and pay attention to the changes the adjectives have.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=872gqAJjc1gÇ
WARM UP

II. Match the adjectives and the pictures:

C
___BIG
A B

___BIGGER
B A

___THE
C BIGGEST
WARM UP

II. Match the adjectives and the pictures:

C
___SMALL
A B

C
___SMALLER A

___THE
B SMALLEST
WARM UP

II. Match the adjectives and the pictures:

C
___COLORFUL
C B

B
___MORE COLORFUL A

___THE
A MOST COLORFUL
WARM UP

II. Match the adjectives and the pictures:


B

___GOOD
C
A
C

___BETTER
A

___THE
B BEST
WARM UP

II. Match the adjectives and the pictures:


B
A
___BAD
A

___WORSE
C
C

___THE
B WORST
GRAMMAR
LET’S PRACTICE

II. Complete the sentences. Use the superlative form of the adjective in parentheses.

the easiest (easy) material to wash.


1. Cotton is ____________
the
2. Leather is ______________ (strong) material.
strongest
3. Silk is ______________
the (smooth) material.
smoothest
4. Cotton clothes are the most
__________________ (comfortable) to wear.
comfortable
the warmest (warm) material.
5. Wool is the ____________

the worse
6. Man-made fiber is the ______________ (bad) material for shirts.
LET’S PRACTICE

II. Complete the sentences. Use the superlative form of the adjective in parentheses.

the most
7. These are ___________________(expensive) shoes in the store.
expensive
the warmest
8. Which is _______________(warm) jacket? The red one, the brown one, or the blue one?

9. Granger’s Discount Store has _______________(good)


the best prices.

10. These are ___________________(formal)


the most shoes that we have.
formal
Look at the picture and answer the
questions.
a) Who is the tallest in the group?
JACK
b) Who is the most popular?
LINDA
c) Who is the least funny?
SUE
d) Who is the oldest?
JACK
e) Who is the youngest?
LINDA
f) Who is the most funny?
MARIA
g) Who is the least popular?
TOM
WRITING

I. Write sentences using the pairs of adjectives in the box.

cheap / expensive
light / heavy
warm / cool
rough / smooth

Example:

- Wool is usually more expensive than cotton, but silk is the most
expensive material.

1.
WRITING

I. Write sentences using the pairs of adjectives in the box.

cheap / expensive
light / heavy
warm / cool
rough / smooth

Example:

- Wool is usually more expensive than cotton, but silk is the most
expensive material.

2.
WRITING

I. Write sentences using the pairs of adjectives in the box.

cheap / expensive
light / heavy
warm / cool
rough / smooth

Example:

- Wool is usually more expensive than cotton, but silk is the most
expensive material.

3.
WRITING

I. Write sentences using the pairs of adjectives in the box.

cheap / expensive
light / heavy
warm / cool
rough / smooth

Example:

- Wool is usually more expensive than cotton, but silk is the most
expensive material.

4.
WRITING

I. Write sentences using the pairs of adjectives in the box.

cheap / expensive
light / heavy
warm / cool
rough / smooth

Example:

- Wool is usually more expensive than cotton, but silk is the most
expensive material.

5.
WRITING

I. Write sentences using the pairs of adjectives in the box.

cheap / expensive
light / heavy
warm / cool
rough / smooth

Example:

- Wool is usually more expensive than cotton, but silk is the most
expensive material.

6.
PART 3:
LISTENING
LISTENING

I. Listen and complete the conversation.

_________
the least expensive
__________________?
?
the best
________.
LISTENING QUIZ
The best pizza...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylbBI-ik7eU
After watching the video…

1. Which restaurant has the friendliest waiters?


____________________________________________________

2. Is “La bella Napoli” nearer than Pietro’s?


____________________________________________________
3. Which restaurant uses the worst cheese in pizzas?
____________________________________________________
4. At the end what do they decide to eat?

____________________________________________________
Thank you!

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