The document outlines various clothing items and materials, detailing their origins such as silk from silk worms, leather from cows, and cotton from cotton plants. It includes examples of sentences using the verb 'to be' to describe what individuals are wearing. Additionally, it presents questions related to clothing and negations for clarity in language use.

1. CLOTHES
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2. A CAP

3. A HEADBAND

4. SHORTS

5. A NECKLACE

6. LEGGINGS

7. TROUSERS

8. A POLO SHIRT

9. A
T-SHIRT

10. A
LONG
SLEEVED
TOP

11. A TRACKSUIT

12. A SKIRT

13. MATERIALS

14. SILK

15. LEATHER

16. DENIM

17. Cotton.jpg
COTTONCOTTON

18. WHERE
DOES
IT COME
FROM?

19. WHERE DOES IT COME FROM?
SILK
COMES
FROM SILK
WORMS

20. LEATHER
WHERE DOES IT COME FROM?
LEATHER
COMES
FROM
COWS

21. WHERE DOES IT COME FROM?
WOOL
COMES
FROM
SHEEP

22. WHERE DOES IT COME FROM?
COTTON
COMES FROM
COTTON
PLANTS

23. I AM
YOU ARE
HE IS
SHE IS
IT IS
WE ARE
YOU ARE
THEY ARE

24. I AM
YOU ARE
HE IS
SHE IS
IT IS
WE ARE
YOU ARE
THEY ARE
WEARING+ +(CLOTHES)
VERB TO BE

25. I’M WEARING A
RED T-SHIRT
SHE’S WEARING
BROWN BOOTS
THEY ARE
WEARING CAPS

26. I’M NOT WEARING
A RED T-SHIRT
SHE’S NOT WEARING
BROWN BOOTS
THEY ARE NOT
WEARING CAPS

27. I’M NOT WEARING
A RED T-SHIRT
SHE ISN’T WEARING
BROWN BOOTS
THEY AREN’T
WEARING CAPS

28. ARE YOU WEARING
A RED T-SHIRT?
IS SHE WEARING
BROWN BOOTS?
ARE THEY
WEARING CAPS?