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    Vocabulary: Shop and Pay For Clothes

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    The document provides information about different types of clothing and shoes. It includes a vocabulary list with casual clothing items like jeans, t-shirts, sweatshirts; sweaters and jackets like crewnecks, cardigans, windbreakers, blazers; and shoes like oxfords, loafers, sandals, running shoes, pumps, flats. It also lists formal clothing items. The document discusses using object pronouns as direct objects and in prepositional phrases, providing examples. It includes a grammar practice activity where readers complete conversations using correct object pronouns.

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    The document provides information about different types of clothing and shoes. It includes a vocabulary list with casual clothing items like jeans, t-shirts, sweatshirts; sweaters and jackets like crewnecks, cardigans, windbreakers, blazers; and shoes like oxfords, loafers, sandals, running shoes, pumps, flats. It also lists formal clothing items. The document discusses using object pronouns as direct objects and in prepositional phrases, providing examples. It includes a grammar practice activity where readers complete conversations using correct object pronouns.

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    The document provides information about different types of clothing and shoes. It includes a vocabulary list with casual clothing items like jeans, t-shirts, sweatshirts; sweaters and jackets like crewnecks, cardigans, windbreakers, blazers; and shoes like oxfords, loafers, sandals, running shoes, pumps, flats. It also lists formal clothing items. The document discusses using object pronouns as direct objects and in prepositional phrases, providing examples. It includes a grammar practice activity where readers complete conversations using correct object pronouns.

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    Shop and pay for clothes

    LESSON
    goal

    Also:
    DIGITAL
    FLASH
    CARDS
    VOCABULARY Types of clothing and shoes Formal clothes
    a dress
    A 4:24 Read and listen. Then listen again and repeat. a skirt
    a suit
    casual clothes sweaters and jackets shoes a tie

    1 3 1 3
    1 2
    2
    2

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    5 4
    6 4

    5
    5
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    6

    1 jeans 2 a T-shirt 1 a crewneck 2 a cardigan 1 oxfords 2 loafers


    3 a sweatshirt 4 a polo shirt 3 a turtleneck 4 a V-neck 3 sandals 4 running shoes
    5 sweatpants 5 a windbreaker 6 a blazer 5 pumps 6 flats
    B PAIR WORK Tell your partner what you’re wearing today.
    “ I’m wearing black jeans and
    a white turtleneck today.
    ”
    GRAMMAR Uses of object pronouns Subject Object
    pronouns pronouns
    As direct objects I ➔ me
    direct object (noun phrase) direct object (pronoun) you ➔ you
    he ➔ him
    I want the cardigan. ➔ I want it.
    she ➔ her
    I love these pumps. ➔ I love them. it ➔ it
    we ➔ us
    In prepositional phrases they ➔ them
    prepositional phrase (with nouns) prepositional phrase (with pronouns)
    We gave the loafers to the clerk. ➔ We gave the loafers to him.
    Is he buying a blazer for his wife? ➔ Is he buying a blazer for her?
    In a sentence with both a direct object and a prepositional phrase, the direct object comes first.
    We gave the V-neck to the clerk. NOT We gave to the clerk the V-neck. GRAMMAR BOOSTER p. 136
    He’s buying it for her. NOT He’s buying for her it.
    • Direct and indirect objects: usage

    A GRAMMAR PRACTICE Complete each conversation, using the correct object pronouns.
    1 A: Did you buy the green sweatpants? 5 A: Does your daughter want this cardigan?
    B: Yes, I bought them yesterday. B: Yes, she definitely wants . But she
    needs a size large. This one is too small.
    2 A: Don’t you love these cool windbreakers? A: I’m sure you can get for in
    B: Yes, I really love . And they’re so cheap! large. Ask the clerk.
    3 A: Should I buy this crewneck over here? 6 A: Did you want that blue polo shirt, sir?
    B: It’s too expensive. Don’t buy . B: Yes, thanks. I’d like to buy . Could you
    4 A: I love this T-shirt. I’m buying for Dad. gift wrap for , please?
    DIGITAL
    MORE
    EXERCISES B: Don’t buy it for . Dad hates black clothes.

    88 UNIT 8

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