Clothing and Fabrics

Unit 1

Clothes: What do we wear everyday

Perhatikan teks berikut!

We wear clothes wherever we we are, except when we are taking a bath, of course. We wear clothes at
home, we wear clothes at work, and we wear clothes when we go somewhere. We waer different kinds
of clothes for different occasions. Kids wear uniform when they go to school. Do you wear uniforms
when you are teaching?

Perhatikan kosakata berikut!

- sun glasses

- coat

- shirt

- t-shirt

- glasses

- pullover

-trousers

- shoes

Perhatikan kalimat berikut!

1. He is wearing a batik shirt.

2. He wears a batik shirt on special occasions.

Clothe Production

A small workshop in Bali produces clothes. A javanase tailor works in the workshop. His name is Mitra.
He works with Raini as a team. Raini makes designs and Mitra technically translates the design into
patterns. Nearly all fabrics are natural fibers. Mitra and Raini employ different techniques to work on the
material. Before they use the fabrics, they dye and test them. This task takes about two or three weeks.
The patterning takes another four weeks. Then the production can start by cutting the fabric and
explaining to all different tailors how they have to work in the finishing. Finally all clothes are checked on
faults and measurements. They can be packed and shipped to other countries. The total production
takes minimum three to five months.

Perhatikan!

A small workshop in bali produces clothes

A smaal workshop in Bali = Subjek

Produces = kata kerja

Clothes = objek

Mitra technically translates the design into patterns.

Mitra = subjek

Technically translates = kata kerja

The design into patterns = objek

Perhatikan kata kerja pasif:

Finally all clothes are checked on faults and measurements.

Question-word Questions

 What do you do?

 What are you doing?
 How do you do?
 How are you?
 What does she know about me?
 Where are the students?
 Who thook my books?
 What does education mean to you?
 How much money have you got?
 Why do you study English?