Lingoni English Lecture on Clothes

Introduction

• Presenter: Emily
• Topic: Discussion about clothes and related vocabulary

Key Vocabulary

Verb: To Wear

• Definition: To have clothing on your body.
• Examples:
  • "I am wearing a shirt."
  • "She is wearing a dress."
• Usage: People wear clothes.

Pronunciation

• Clothes: Pronounced without the "th" sound in the middle.
  • Correct pronunciation: Clothes

Types of Clothing

Tops

• Shirt: General term for upper body clothing

Bottoms

• Pants: Long leg coverings
• Shorts: Shorter version of pants, worn in warm weather
• Jeans: A popular type of pants, often blue
• Skirt: Can be short or long; worn by women

Full Body

• Suit: Matching jacket and pants/skirt, formal wear
• Dress: Single garment, can be short or long

Footwear

• Shoes: General term
• Tennis Shoes/Sneakers: For exercise or casual walks
• Boots: Worn in fall/winter, includes rain and snow boots
• Sandals: Open type, for warm weather or beach

Outerwear

• Jacket: Worn in cool weather, spring or fall
• Coat: Worn in winter or cold weather

Practice

• "What is she wearing?" Example:
  • Pink shirt, jeans, shoes
• "What is he wearing?" Example:
  • White shirt, shorts, sandals

Conclusion

• Engagement: Audience encouraged to comment on their clothing preferences.
• Closing: "Thank you for watching Lingoni English. See you next time."