Ex 6

a.3; b.ll; c.l; d.9; e.8; f.7; g.5; h.10; i.2; j.6; k.4; 1.12.

Ex 7
Wellington boots/ wellies/ rubber boots; moccasins;
trainers/ sneakers (AE)
• high-heeled shoes; stiletto shoes;
• flip-flops; sandals;
• boots;
• trainers/ sneakers (AE)] moccasins; loafers;
• high-heeled shoes; stiletto shoes

Ex 8

a.3; b.4; c.l; d.5; e.9; f.6; g.2;

h.10; i.8; j.7.

Ex 9
A jacket usually made of cotton, linen and wool.
A pair of tights usually made of nylon or cotton.
A blouse usually made of cotton or silk.
A pair of pants usually made of cotton, linen, wool.
A trousers usually made of cotton, linen, wool, denim.
A skirt usually made of cotton, linen, denim.
A suit usually made of wool and silk.
An evening dress usually made of chiffon, velvet, satin, organza.
A T-shirt usually made of cotton, polyester,jerseys, rib knits, and interlock rib knits.
A nightdress usually made of cotton, silk, satin, or nylon.
An overcoat usually made of cloth, wool or fur.
A hat usually made of fur, twill, wool, leather.
Pyjamas usually made of cotton, silk, flannel, fleece.
A dinner jacket usually made of silk, velvet, mohair.

Ex 11
a.2; b.5; c.4; d.l; e.7; f.3; g.6; h.8

Ex 14
l.c; 2.a; 3.e; 4.b; 5.f; 6.d

Ex 15
1. suit; 2. fits; 3. match; 4. clashes; 5. go with; 6. set
off; 7. go together; 8. match/ go together; 9. matched;
10. clashes; 11. suit; 12. go together; 13. clash; 14. match

Ex 16
Skimpy = close-fitting; baggy = loose; stylish =
snazzy; to follow = to keep pace with; up-to-the- minute = the height of fashion; worn out = shabby;
costly = expensive; to be in = to be trendy.

Ex 17
The same colour — a different colour; suits made
to measure — ready made suits; up-to-the-minute —
outdated; genuine fur coat —* fake fur coat; long-sleeved
shirt — short-sleeved shirt; pure silk — artificial silk;
to be slovenly in appearance — to be particular about
appearance; to put on — to take off; to dress up — to put
everyday clothes; to buy designer clothes — to buy clothes
off the peg; a clinging dress — a loose-fitting dress; to be
dressed in good taste — to be dressed in bad taste; light
shade — dark shade.

Ex18
l.c; 2.d; 3.e; 4.b; 5.f; 6.a.