SHE LIKES THE BOOTS

 In everyday life, we often express our preferences about clothes, accessories, and other objects. This topic, “She Likes the Boots,” focuses on describing likes and dislikes while discussing clothing. Boots, as a versatile piece of footwear, are a great example for practicing descriptive language and preferences.

Using the verb "like" is essential for expressing opinions in English. Whether discussing personal taste or asking others for their opinions, it’s important to structure sentences correctly. This lesson emphasizes using the simple present tense with "like," covering affirmative, negative, and question forms.

Additionally, this lesson will introduce vocabulary related to clothing and footwear. Students will learn adjectives to describe boots and useful phrases for conversations about shopping, preferences, and making recommendations.

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GRAMMAR

Using "like" in the Simple Present Tense:

1. Affirmative:
   • Subject + like(s) + object.
   • Examples:
     • She likes the boots.
     • They like comfortable shoes.
2. Negative:
   • Subject + don’t/doesn’t like + object.
   • Examples:
     • She doesn’t like sandals.
     • I don’t like high heels.
3. Questions:
   • Do/Does + subject + like + object?
   • Examples:
     • Does she like these boots?
     • Do you like this jacket?

Adjectives to Describe Clothing:

• Use adjectives to add details to your sentences.
  • Example: She likes the stylish boots.

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VOCABULARY

1. Boots: Sturdy footwear covering the foot and ankle, sometimes extending to the knee.
2. Comfortable: Feeling physically relaxed and free from pain.
3. Stylish: Fashionable and elegant in appearance.
4. Durable: Able to last for a long time without breaking.
5. Leather: A material made from animal skin, commonly used for boots.
6. Trendy: Very fashionable and up-to-date.
7. Affordable: Not expensive; reasonably priced.
8. Design: The pattern or shape of an item.
9. Heel: The back part of the sole of a shoe or boot.
10. Brand: The name of a product or company known for its quality.

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USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

• Expressing likes:
  • I like these boots a lot.
  • She really loves leather boots.
• Expressing dislikes:
  • I don’t like heavy boots.
  • He doesn’t like bright colors.
• Asking for opinions:
  • Do you like this style?
  • What do you think about these boots?
• Giving opinions:
  • They’re so stylish and trendy!
  • I think they’re too expensive.

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SENTENCES

Positive:

1. She likes the black boots.
2. I like these comfortable sneakers.

Negative:

1. She doesn’t like high heels.
2. They don’t like leather shoes.

Questions:

1. Does she like those boots?
2. Do you like this brand of shoes?

Answers:

1. Yes, she loves them!
2. No, I think they’re too plain.

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CONVERSATION

Lisa: Hi, Emma! What do you think about these boots?
Emma: They look amazing! I love the leather design.
Lisa: Me too. They’re also very comfortable. Should I buy them?
Emma: Definitely! They’re stylish and not too expensive.
Lisa: Great! I’ll take them. Thanks for your advice.

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READING

"Sarah’s New Boots"
Sarah needed a new pair of boots for winter. She went to the mall and found a pair of black leather boots that looked perfect. They were stylish, durable, and affordable. She tried them on and immediately liked how they fit. The boots had a comfortable heel and were easy to walk in. After purchasing them, Sarah wore them to a party. Her friends complimented her on how trendy they looked, and Sarah felt happy with her choice.

Questions and Answers

1. Q: Why did Sarah need new boots?
   A: She needed them for winter.
2. Q: What were the boots made of?
   A: They were made of black leather.
3. Q: How did Sarah feel about the boots?
   A: She liked them because they were stylish and comfortable.
4. Q: What did Sarah’s friends say about the boots?
   A: They complimented her on how trendy they looked.