II. Find a logical order for these sentences. 1. He took off his trousers. 2. He put his shoes back on. 3. He tried on the suit. 4. He went into the changing room. 5. He took it off. 6. He paid for the suit. 7. He took off his shoes. 8. He went back to the sales assistant. 9. He put his trousers on again.

IV. Write

down:

a) five things usually worn by women only; and five

things worn by men and women;

b) a list of clothes you like and don't like wearing;

c) five more items of clothing you have at home in

your wardrobe / chest of drawers.

4. He went into the changing room.

7. He took off his shoes.

1. He took off his trousers.

3. He tried on the suit.

5. He took it off.

9. He put his trousers on again.

2. He put his shoes back on.

8. He went back to the sales assistant.

6. He paid for the suit.

IV a) five things worn by women: dress, petticoat, makeup, tights, stockings, skirt five things worn by men and women: jeans, hat, raincoat, boots, shoes, jacket

b) a list of clothes you like: jeans, T-shirt, trainers, and don't like wearing: fur-coat, boots, bandana;

c) five more items of clothing you have at home in your wardrobe / chest of drawers: strings, knickers, socks, bra.