Clothes /

fashion
Describe the character in the classroom
 Would you rather
1. Would you rather wear jeans or sweatpants?
2. Would you rather wear bright colors or neutral colors?
3. Would you rather wear a t-shirt or a button-up shirt?
4. Would you rather wear shorts or skirts?
5. Would you rather wear high heels or flats?
6. Would you rather wear a leather jacket or a denim jacket?
7. Would you rather wear a sweater or a hoodie?
8. Would you rather wear a backpack or a tote bag?
9. Would you rather wear a scarf or a necklace?
10.Would you rather wear a baseball cap or a beanie?
11.Would you rather wear a long-sleeved shirt or a short-sleeved shirt?
 Nominal clauses
Nominal clauses: If the clause answers the question, “who?” or “what?”, then it is a noun
clause.
Nominal clauses function like nouns. They can be used as the subject or object of a sentence,
after a preposition, an adjective or the verb to be.
Nominal -ing clause (also known as a participle clause):
 Wearing a uniform can help people feel part of the team. (as subject)
 I don't enjoy wearing formal clothes. (as object)
 I'm excited about buying some new outfits. (after a preposition)
Nominal that clause:
 That she won again this year is not surprising. (as subject: this use is rare)
 I explained that she would have to buy a new outfit. (as object)
 I'm worried that I won't fit in. (after an adjective)
 Nominal clauses
Nominal question clause:
 What you wear is entirely up to you. (as subject)
 My appearance certainly affects how I feel. (as object)
 Fiona felt embarrassed because of how she looked. (after a preposition)
 Nominal infinitive:
 To spend so much money on clothes is totally unnecessary. (as subject: this use is
rare)
 It's a good idea to wear dress clothes for an interview. (as object)
 I was surprised to learn about the dress code. (after an adjective)
 We frequently use phrases like The fact/idea that ... or The experience/problem
of ... to introduce a nominal clause.
 The fact that you got a high grade shows how hard you worked.
 Examples

Whoever wants to know should ask me

please ask mom what we're having for dinner.

Do you know if she is coming