IS FAST FASHION MOSTLY GOOD OR BAD OF US?

 Fast fashion means cheap clothes made quickly. Many people like it because they can buy new clothes often. But is it good or bad for us? In this lesson, we explore the positive and negative sides of fast fashion. We use present simple, present continuous, past simple, and future tenses. We also use modal verbs, comparatives, superlatives, and adverbs of frequency to talk about our opinions and habits.

Examples:

• Fast fashion is cheap and popular.

• Many people are buying more clothes today.

• Last year, I bought too many things I didn’t need.

• In the future, people will buy more second-hand clothes.

• We should think before we shop.

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🧠 GRAMMAR

1. Present Simple – for facts and habits.

• Fast fashion hurts the environment.

• Many people buy clothes they don’t need.

2. Present Continuous – for actions now or changing situations.

• People are becoming more aware of fashion problems.

• Stores are selling new styles every week.

3. Past Simple – for past actions.

• I bought five shirts last month.

• She didn’t wear the dress she ordered.

4. Future (Will / Going to)

• People will care more about slow fashion.

• I am going to stop buying fast fashion.

5. Modal Verbs

• We should buy better quality clothes.

• You mustn’t throw away clothes after one use.

• We can donate or recycle old clothes.

6. Comparatives and Superlatives

• Fast fashion is cheaper but less durable.

• Slow fashion is the most sustainable option.

7. Frequency Adverbs

• I sometimes buy fast fashion.

• She always checks the label before buying.

8. Prepositions

• I got this shirt from a fast fashion store.

• My shoes are made of recycled material.

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🧾 VOCABULARY (10 Words)

1. Fast fashion – cheap, trendy clothes made quickly.

2. Sustainable – good for the planet and long-lasting.

3. Recycle – to use something again.

4. Environment – the natural world.

5. Waste – things thrown away.

6. Durable – strong and long-lasting.

7. Trend – something popular for a short time.

8. Conscious – aware and careful.

9. Donate – to give something for free.

10. Label – a tag with product information.

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💬 USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

• Fast fashion is everywhere.

• I buy clothes only when I need them.

• That brand makes sustainable clothing.

• It’s cheap but not good quality.

• We must change our habits.

• This is bad for the environment.

• I prefer to buy less and choose well.

• You can donate what you don’t wear.

• Let’s think before we shop.

• It’s time to be responsible.

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✏️ SENTENCES

Positive:

• Fast fashion gives people access to affordable clothes.

• I can find nice clothes at a low price.

Negative:

• Fast fashion creates a lot of waste.

• Many workers don’t get fair pay.

Questions:

• Is fast fashion good for us?

• Do you buy clothes often?

• Should we stop supporting fast fashion?

• Are you going to change how you shop?

• Will fashion become more sustainable?

Answers:

• It’s cheap, but not good for the planet.

• I used to shop often, but not now.

• Yes, we should choose better options.

• I’m going to buy fewer clothes.

• I hope more brands will be responsible.

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🗣️ CONVERSATION

Lily: Hey! I like your jacket. Where did you get it?

Tom: Thanks! It’s second-hand. I try to avoid fast fashion now.

Lily: Really? Why?

Tom: Because it’s bad for the environment and workers. Fast fashion is cheap but harmful.

Lily: Hmm, I am buying clothes every week… maybe I should stop.

Tom: You should. Try local brands. They are more sustainable.

Lily: I will check the eco-store this weekend.

Tom: Great! I am going to donate the clothes I don’t use anymore.

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📖 LONG READING

Fast Fashion: A Quick Choice or a Big Problem?

Fast fashion is everywhere. It offers cheap clothes and new styles every week. People love it because they can always wear something new. But behind the low price, there are problems.

Many clothes are made in factories where workers are paid very little. The materials are not sustainable, and most clothes don’t last long. People throw away clothes quickly, which creates a lot of waste.

Last year, I bought many things from fast fashion brands. But most of them didn’t last. Now, I am changing my habits. I buy fewer clothes, and I look at the labels. In the future, I will support brands that care for the planet.

Questions:

1. Why do people like fast fashion?

2. What are some problems with it?

3. What did the writer do last year?

4. What is the writer doing now?

5. What will the writer do in the future?

Answers:

1. Because it’s cheap and trendy.

2. It hurts the environment and workers.

3. Bought many fast fashion items.

4. Buying fewer and checking labels.

5. Support eco-friendly brands.