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I PREFER TO BUY CLOTHES THAT ARE COMFORTABLE AND LAST LONGER

 In today’s fashion world, many people want clothes that look good and also last a long time. The sentence "I prefer to buy clothes that are comfortable and last longer" means that a person chooses quality and comfort over trends. Comfortable clothes feel nice to wear, and long-lasting clothes save money and reduce waste.

In this lesson, we will learn to express preferences, describe clothes, and use common grammar to talk about routines, plans, comparisons, and opinions.

Examples:

  • I prefer cotton shirts because they are soft.

  • She is looking for a jacket that will last many years.

  • They bought cheap shoes, but they didn’t last long.


🔄 GRAMMAR

1. Present Simple

  • I prefer to buy good-quality clothes.

  • They like comfortable materials.

2. Present Continuous

  • I’m looking for a jacket that lasts longer.

  • She is buying comfortable shoes today.

3. Past Simple

  • I bought a sweater last winter. It is still like new.

  • They wore cheap shirts, but they didn’t last.

4. Future (Will / Going to)

  • I will buy better clothes next month.

  • We are going to choose comfortable outfits for the trip.

5. Modals (Can / Should / Must)

  • You should buy clothes that last.

  • You can feel better in soft fabrics.

  • We must think about quality, not only price.

6. Comparatives / Superlatives

  • This brand is more comfortable than the others.

  • That jacket is the most durable in the store.

7. Adverbs of Frequency

  • I always choose comfortable clothes.

  • She rarely buys cheap items.

8. Prepositions

  • Look for information on the label.

  • He pays attention to the stitching on the clothes.


💡 VOCABULARY (10 Words)

  1. Comfortable – feels good to wear

  2. Durable – strong and long-lasting

  3. Quality – how good something is

  4. Material – the fabric of the clothes

  5. Affordable – good price, not expensive

  6. Label – small tag with information on the product

  7. Stretchy – able to expand or move

  8. Soft – pleasant to touch

  9. Tight – very close to the body

  10. Loose – not tight, more relaxed


🛍 USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

  • I prefer clothes that are soft and durable.

  • This fabric feels very comfortable.

  • How long will this shirt last?

  • Cheap clothes don’t always mean good value.

  • Comfort is more important than style.


✅ SENTENCES

Positive

  • I prefer to buy clothes that are comfortable and last longer.

  • He chooses high-quality materials.

Negative

  • I don’t like clothes that feel tight.

  • They didn’t buy anything durable last time.

Questions

  • Do you prefer quality or price?

  • Should I get something more comfortable?

Answers

  • Yes, comfort is always a good idea.

  • No, I think this brand is better.


🗣️ LONG CONVERSATION

Emma: I want to buy a new sweater. But I don’t want something that falls apart after two washes.

Jack: Yeah, me too. I prefer to buy clothes that are comfortable and last longer.

Emma: Same here. I hate wasting money on low-quality things.

Jack: Have you tried that eco-friendly brand? Their clothes are really soft and strong.

Emma: Not yet, but I’m going to check them out this weekend.

Jack: Good idea! I will go with you.


📖 LONG READING

Choosing Clothes That Last

Many people today are learning that fast fashion is not always the best choice. Cheap clothes often don’t last long. They can lose their shape or color after just a few washes. Instead, it is smarter to buy clothes that are comfortable and durable.

Comfortable clothes help you feel good all day. Durable clothes can save you money because you don’t need to buy new items often. You can also help the planet by buying fewer, better things.

Before you buy, check the material. Cotton, linen, and wool are good natural fabrics. Look at the stitching and the label. If it looks well-made, it will probably last longer.

So next time you shop, think about quality and comfort. Your future self (and the Earth) will thank you.

Questions and Answers

  1. Why do people avoid fast fashion?
    → Because cheap clothes don’t last long.

  2. What are two benefits of durable clothes?
    → They save money and help the planet.

  3. What should you check before buying?
    → The material, stitching, and label.

  4. What are good examples of fabric?
    → Cotton, linen, and wool.

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