The document discusses students' nationalities, clothing, and previous interactions. It notes that there are three new Mongolian students, and that Beth and Josh have both met them before as Beth already knows the students and Josh has also met them. It provides details about one student's hairstyle and shoes.

4. 1.Where are the students?
2.What nationality are they?
3.What are they wearing?

6. 1.Where are the students?
2.What nationality are they?
3.What are they wearing?

7. 1.Josh thinks Beth looks good.
2.Beth doesn’t like Josh’s jacket.
3.Josh doesn’t like wear jacket all the time.
4.There are three new Mongolian students
5.Beth already knows the Mongolian students.
6.Josh has already met them, too.
7.Bayarmaa bagsh’s hair is more fashionable now.
8.She looks comfortable in her shoes.
9.Beth and Josh are in the same class.
10.Beth introduces Josh to the new students.

8. Cool, smart, silly, great, nice, trendy,
fashionable, uncomfortable, awful
Positive (+) Negative (-)
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9. 1.You look cool.
2.You look really smart.
3.You look great.
4.The girl looks nice.
5.Tht boy’s really trendy.
6.It looks a bit more fashionable.
7.I think I look silly.
8.Her shoes look uncomfortable.
9.I think the look awful.

10. You look cool.
You don’t look silly.
It looks fashionable
It doesn’t look comfortable

12. c
b d
a
g
f
h
i
j

13. Fashionable/unfashionable Comfortable/ uncomfortable
Great/ awful smart/scruffy Trendy/ silly
I think that belt
I don’t. I think it
looks silly
looks trendy
b c
d g
h
i
a f
j

15. 3
1
2
5
6
4

16. I think it’s a
hair brush.
I don’t agree.
I think it’s ………

17. 2b.Listen again.
Complete the sentences.
1.That book looks like a……………………………………
2. The thing in the picture
three…………………………..like sunglasses.
3.Well, they don’t look…………………………….plain
glasses.
4.Picture five…………………….like a toothbrush.
5.And the next one looks like a…………………….

18. 3.Study the sentences. Then, choose a or
b in the explanations.
You look cool!
It looks like a brush.
1.We use look like + to guess what things
are (or say things are similar)
a) adjective b) noun
2.We use look + ….to describe appearance.
a) adjective b) noun

19. 4a.Complete the dialogues with the
correct form of look or look like.

20. 4b.Listen and then in pairs, practice the dialogue.
look
1.Anand: Beth, you……………great.
Beth: Thanks. You do, too.
2.Josh: Zulaa, what is that?
looks like
Zulaa:It …………………………a school bag.
look
3.Beth: You…………….different in this picture.
look like
Zulaa: I know. I………………a boy.
Looks
4.Anand:Wow! Your hair………....cool today.
Josh: Do you think so? I don’t like it.
5.Beth: Anand, who is that?
looks like
Anand: It…………………...Mr.White, but I’m
not sure, He’s too far away.
look
6.Josh: What do you wear if you want to……………….
to trendy?
Beth:Mmm, let me think I wear
bright-coloured tops.

26. 1.Which
members of 2.Do you
your family wear similar
do you look types of
like? Whose clothes?
nose/ eyes How do they
have you got?
look?
6b.In groups, talk about similarities
between you and people in your family.

27. 6c.Write 6 sentences, like this.

28. It looks like a phone.
Remember
I look like my mum.

29. Text Here
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30. 2.Is it important to follow
fashion? Why / why not?

31. a) What exactly is fashion for you?
b) What advice would you give to teenagers who
are interested in fashion?
c) What changes are there in the world of
fashion?
d) How did you begin your career?
e) What are you working on at the moment?
f) How old were you when you changed your job?
f) How is your work changing as time foes on?

32. 1.Increase 1.Stay the same
2.Get better 2.Become easy
3.Change going
4.Become 3.Get worse
fussy 4.Decrease

33. 1.The price or clothes is increasing /
decreasing.
2.People are getting worse /better at
making fashion choices.
3.Fashion usually stays the same /
changes from year to year.
4.As people get older they usually become
more easy going /fussier

35. 1.The fashion industry is growing very quickly.
1.What clothes are fashionable at
2.I’m wearing my best suit today
the moment?
a. We use the present continuous to talk
about something, which is happening at
the time of speaking
b. We use the present continuous
to talk about changing situations.

36. Which are examples of explanation a above?
Which are examples or explanation b above?
1.What clothes are fashionable at
the moment?
1.Children these days are getting taller and thinner.
2.She’s shopping for clothes at the moment.
3.The price of clothing is increasing.
4.Clothes shops are getting busier.
5.I’m wearing white trainers.
6.The fashion industry is getting bigger.
7.Teeniers are changing their image more often.
8.I’m not wearing a watch today.
9.People’s taste is improving in general.
10.Please, wait a minute. I’m changing my clothes.

37. I’m
Remember
He’s/ she’s wearing fashionable
trainers.
You’re / we’re / They’re
Fashionable clothes are getting more
expensive.

39. 1.Read and answer the questionnaire in a
Fashion magazine. Choose a, b or d

47. 18-24 points
A fashion victim
You try to follow every
change in fashion. You
are always ready to
spend a lot of money on
whatever is in the latest
fashion. You don’t care
about whether
something suits you or
not. You forget about
or just ignore comfort
to look cool

48. 13-18 points
A fashion conscious
You want to know about
the latest fashion all the
time. You usually want to
look trendy and you are
fussy about everything that
you wear. However, you are
very careful when you buy
something. You usually
check whether you look nice
in it or whether others will
like it, too. You like
fashionable but comfortable
clothes

49. 7-12 points
Unfashionable
You are now very interested
in what’s going on in the
world of fashion. You don’t
show fashion magazines or
watch fashion shows on TV.
You buy new clothes that
you like but they don’t
need to be fashionable. You
are satisfied with what you
wear no matter what others
wear or say.

50. 7-12 points
Old fashioned
You never follow fashion.
You ignore the latest
fashion. Your fashionable in
the past but not now. You
don’t often spend your
money on new clothes. You
don’t care about what your
friends wear. You don’t like
it when somebody tells you
what to wear. You’re
always comfortable wearing
what you chooses.

51. I often change my hairstyles.
I’m wearing shoes in the latest fashion.
People who wear clothes in the latest fashion look cool.
We generally use…….
a) the present simple b) the present continuous
To talk about:
1) regular activities.
2)actions happening at the moment of speaking.
3)present appearance using look / look like.

52. 1.Anand……a really cool hat today. (wear)
2.He’s very fashionable, He…..a model. (look like)
3.This scarf…..cool. I’d like to buy it.(look)
4.I never……..fashion because it costs too
much.(follow)
5.Where’s your sister? She’s…..a jumper in the
changing room.(try on)

53. 6.Look at Beth! She….so beautiful in that
dress.(look)
7.My mother…..her hairstyle very often.(not change)
8.I don’t think it….a handbag. Perhaps it’s a
shopping bag.(look like)
9.I……a fashion show on TV. (watch)
10.I usually…..a T-shirt, jeans and trainers to
school.(wear)

54. •Young people spend too
much time worrying about
fashion
•Young people look more and
more like models.
•Boys don’t care how they
look.
•Fashion victim often look silly.

55. •I often change my
hairstyle
•I’m wearing shoes in
the latest fashion.
•Boys often look
fashionable these days.