Vocabulary: Fashion Adjectives.

There are more adjectives that you need

Casual/ comfortable/ colorful/ conventional/ fashionable/ formal/ glamorous/ impractical/ loose/ old
fashioned/ sporty/ tight/ trendy.
1. This dress has got many yellow, pink and red flowers, it is really .
2. Im wearing a t-shirt, shorts and trainers. I have got a look, because I am going to play
tennis.
3. He is wearing a black suit, tie and white shirt. It is a .. look, because he is having a
business meeting today.
4. The actress who attend The Oscars Awards usually wear and .
Dress.
5. I think I have gained weight, I feel too fat. This dress is too .. for me.
6. This is anoutfit. It was trendy in 1997.
7. These shoes are not my size. My size is 38 and these are 36. They are not they
tight too much.

Phrasal verbs/ clothes: replace the word

Put on/ take off/ give away/ put away/ try on/ wear out/ pick up/ get into/ look for/ go with/ pick out/
throw away.

1. Im going to donate these clothes.

2. I cannot decide with clothes to wear. Help me to choose them please.
3. This t-shirt with this skirt doesnt combine.
4. All my clothes are on the floor. I am going to lift them and tidy them up.
5. Remove your clothes, please.
6. This jeans are too old they have been destroyed through use. I cant wear them anymore I will
discard them.

Vocabulary: Allowance/ application form/ apprenticeship/ benefits/ bonus/ conditions/ contract/

expenses/ job advertisement/ pay rise/ pension/ promotion/ salary/ work experience.

1. I have received a this month. I earned 1000 euros, now I earn 1,200.
2. Mary got a . Last week. She was a secretary now she is the manager of her own
department.
3. Mr. Mason retired last month, because he is 65 years old. Now he received a
4. Im 20 years and I want to work in a good company but I dont have any . It is a
pity because I am a good worker.
5. My are more than my incomes. I need to save money.
6. All the years the company give them an extra pay a
7. Training is a synonym of ..
8. This company offers good .. for example: steady job, promotion, bonus. Etc.
9. You have to fill the gaps with your information in this
10. Children in Spain usually receive their every weekend.
Work Verbs.

Apply for a job/ claim expenses/ earn expenses/ earn salary/ fill in an application form/ get a job/ get a
pension/ have an interview/ have a full-time job/ lose a job/ work part-time/ be unemployed