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A SHIRT WITH LONG SLEEVES

 This lesson focuses on clothing descriptions, particularly shirts with long sleeves. Students will learn how to talk about clothing features, such as sleeve length, material, and patterns. They will also practice using adjectives to describe clothes and discussing preferences for different weather or occasions. By the end of the lesson, A1 and A2 learners will be able to describe shirts, make comparisons, and ask about clothing in simple English.


GRAMMAR

Adjective Order in Clothing Descriptions

When describing clothing, adjectives follow this order:
Opinion + Size + Color + Material + Type

Examples:

  1. I bought a beautiful, large, white cotton shirt.
  2. He is wearing a long-sleeved blue shirt.
  3. She prefers a comfortable red wool sweater.

Using Prepositions for Description

  • With: to describe features
    Example: A shirt with long sleeves.
  • In: to describe a person wearing something
    Example: He’s in a white shirt with long sleeves.

Questions with "What" and "Which"

  • What for general questions
    Example: What kind of shirt do you like?
  • Which for specific options
    Example: Which shirt do you want, the blue one or the black one?

VOCABULARY

  1. Sleeves: The part of a shirt that covers your arms.
    Example: This shirt has long sleeves.
  2. Collar: The part of a shirt around the neck.
    Example: I like shirts with a high collar.
  3. Button: A small object used to close a shirt.
    Example: There are five buttons on my shirt.
  4. Cuff: The end of a sleeve, near the wrist.
    Example: His shirt cuffs are folded back.
  5. Cotton: A soft, natural material for clothing.
    Example: I prefer shirts made of cotton.
  6. Formal: Suitable for official or important occasions.
    Example: A long-sleeved shirt is formal wear.
  7. Casual: Relaxed and not formal.
    Example: T-shirts are more casual than long-sleeved shirts.
  8. Pattern: A design or decoration on fabric.
    Example: This shirt has a striped pattern.
  9. Plain: Without patterns or designs.
    Example: I like plain white shirts.
  10. Comfortable: Giving ease and relaxation.
    Example: Long-sleeved shirts are comfortable in winter.

USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

  • This shirt has long sleeves.
  • Do you prefer short sleeves or long sleeves?
  • A long-sleeved shirt is better for cold weather.
  • I like plain shirts with long sleeves.
  • What type of shirt do you usually wear?
  • Which shirt do you prefer: the formal or casual one?
  • This shirt with long sleeves is perfect for the office.
  • It’s too hot for a long-sleeved shirt today.
  • I always wear long sleeves to stay warm.
  • Long-sleeved shirts are great for layering.

SENTENCES

Positive Sentences

  1. He is wearing a blue shirt with long sleeves.
  2. Long-sleeved shirts are perfect for winter.
  3. I bought a formal white shirt with long sleeves.

Negative Sentences

  1. I don’t like shirts with short sleeves.
  2. This shirt isn’t comfortable for hot weather.
  3. She doesn’t wear long-sleeved shirts often.

Questions and Answers

  1. Q: Do you like shirts with long sleeves?
    A: Yes, I prefer them for cooler weather.
  2. Q: What type of shirt is he wearing?
    A: He’s wearing a striped shirt with long sleeves.
  3. Q: Which shirt do you prefer, the plain one or the patterned one?
    A: I like the plain shirt with long sleeves.

CONVERSATION

Situation: Shopping for Clothes

Shop Assistant: Good morning! How can I help you?
Customer: Hi! I’m looking for a shirt with long sleeves.
Shop Assistant: Sure! Do you have a color or pattern in mind?
Customer: I’d like something plain, maybe in white or blue.
Shop Assistant: We have these plain cotton shirts with long sleeves. What size do you wear?
Customer: Medium, please. Can I try it on?
Shop Assistant: Of course. The fitting room is over there.
Customer: Thank you!


READING

Why Choose a Shirt with Long Sleeves?

Shirts with long sleeves are versatile and practical. They are suitable for both casual and formal occasions. A plain white shirt with long sleeves is perfect for the office, while a patterned long-sleeved shirt can be great for a casual dinner with friends.

Long sleeves also offer protection from the sun in summer and keep you warm in winter. Many people prefer cotton shirts because they are comfortable and breathable. Some shirts have special features, like buttons on the cuffs or a pocket on the chest.

When choosing a long-sleeved shirt, think about the occasion and your personal style. A plain shirt is more formal, while a striped or checked one is more casual. No matter what you choose, a shirt with long sleeves is a great addition to your wardrobe.

Questions

  1. Why are long-sleeved shirts practical?
    Answer: Because they are suitable for both casual and formal occasions and offer protection from the sun or cold.
  2. What material is commonly used for shirts?
    Answer: Cotton is a common material for shirts.
  3. What makes a shirt formal?
    Answer: A plain design and long sleeves make a shirt formal.
  4. What can you find on some long-sleeved shirts?
    Answer: Buttons on the cuffs or a pocket on the chest.
  5. When should you wear a striped long-sleeved shirt?
    Answer: For a casual occasion, like dinner with friends.

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