The document discusses different styles of fashion including formal, casual, sporty, trendy, and fancy. It provides definitions for each style. There is then a section about filling in blanks with "is" or "are" related to clothes. Examples are provided such as blue jeans being comfortable and Sponge Bob's pants being square. The document concludes by thanking the reader for their attention.

2. The way we dress

3. F O R M A L

4. C A S U A L
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6. S P O RTY
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8. Fashion styles:
1. Formal
2. Casual
3. Sporty
4.Trendy
5. Fancy

9. Pair work
•Formal – designed for wearing on official occasions;
•Casual – designed for wearing on informal occasions;
•Sporty – designed or suitable for sport;
•Trendy – following the latest trends or fashions; up-
to-date;
•Fancy – designed to please a fantasy; extravagant;

10. Clothes

11. Fill in with is/are
1. Blue jeans …… very comfortable.
2. Where …… the money I gave you yesterday?
3. The trousers you bought yesterday …… fashionable.
4. My skateboard shorts …… not new.
5. The dress you wear …… very nice.
6. No news …… good news.
7. Ann’s clothes …… always tidy.
8. My parents’ advice …… very useful.
9. Sponge Bob’s pants …… square.
10. I admire people who …… interested in trendy clothes.

12. Fill in with is/are
1. Blue jeans are very comfortable.
2. Where is the money I gave you yesterday?
3. The trousers you bought yesterday are fashionable.
4. My skateboard shorts are not new.
5. The dress you wear is very nice.
6. No news is good news.
7. Ann’s clothes are always tidy.
8. My parents’ advice is very useful.
9. Sponge Bob’s pants are square.
10. I admire people who are interested in trendy clothes.

14. Thank you for attention