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V clothes
P vowel sounds
You probably have because it’s one of the
fastest growing chains in the world. The person
behind Zara is Amancio Ortega, He isthe richest
‘man in Spain, but very few people know his face.
There are only two official photographs of him,
and he rarely gives interviews. Although he isa
‘multimillionaire businessman, he doesn't look
like one —he doesn't like wearing suits or tis,
and prefers to wear jeans and a shirt.
‘When he was young he worked as a shop assistant in a clothes store, but he
always dreamed of having his own business. In 1963 he started a small
company which made women's pyjamas. In 1975, atthe age of 40, he
‘opened his frst clothes shop in La Coruna, a small city in north-west Spain,
and named it Zora, Now you can find Zara shopsall over the world, from
New York to Moscow to Singapore. So why is Zara so successful?
The main reason is that Zara reacts incredibly quickly to the latest designer
fashions, and produces clothes which are fashionable but inexpensive. Zara
‘an make a new line of clothes in three weeks. Other companies normally
take about nine months. The clothes also change from week to week ~$0
customers keep coming back to see what's new. It produces 20,000 new
designs a year — and none of them stay in the shops for more than a month.
Sof you've seen a new jacket or skirt you like in a Zara store, hurry up and
‘buy it, because it won't be there for long.
> Hlave you ever been to that shop?
G present perfect (experience) + ever, never; present perfect or past simple
What did you buy?
READING & VOCABULARY
What's the most popular place to buy
clothes in your town? Do you buy your
clothes there? If not, where?
Read the text about Zara, Then cover it and
answer the questions below from memory.
1 Who is Amancio Ortega?
‘What is unusual about him?
‘What was his first job?
‘When did he open the first Zara shop?
‘Where are there Zara shops now?
6 What are the secrets of Zara's success?
Read the text again and underli
words that are connected with clothes.
© p.150 Vocabulary Bank Clothes.
e any
PRONUNCIATION vowel sounds
447 Put two clothes words in each colum
Listen and check. Practise saying the word
belt blouse clothes coat pyjamas scarf
shirt shoes skirt suit sweater trousers
Ask and answer with a partner.
3 2 @
he ie)
‘What did you wear yesterday?
What are you going to wear tonight?
What were the last clothes you bought?
Whats the first thing you take off when
you get home?
Do you always tr on clothes before
you buy them?
How often do you wear a suit?3 LISTENING
42) Listen to three people being interviewed about Zara. Complete the chart with their information.
1 Have you ever been to a Zara store? |
2 When did you last go there?
3 Where?
4 What did you buy?
5. Are you happy with itt
4 GRAMMAR present perfect or past simple?
a Interview your partner about Zara (or another shop in your town) and write his / her answers in the chart.
b Look at questions 1 and 2 above.
What tense are they?
Which question refers to a specific time in the past?
Which question is about some time in your life?
¢ © p.i32 Grammar Bank 4A, Read the rules and do the exercises.
5 SPEAKING
a Complete the questions with the past participle of the verb.
1 Have you ever _1nom. (wear) something only once?
What? When / wear it? 1Q\.
2. Have you ever ___ (be toa fashion show? ar
‘Where? / enjoy it? > Nee,
3. Have you ever ___ {dance} in very uncomfortable shoes?
Where? What / happen?
4 Have you ever ___ (wear) fancy dress’?
When? What / wear?
5 Have you ever ____ (meet) someone who was wearing
exactly the same as you? When? How / you feel?
6 ae meee atts wom?
What? Why / not
1 Have you ever _____ {ruin) clothes in the washing machine?
‘What? What / happen? ‘
8 Have you ever (have) an argument with
yur family about clothes? What about?
b Interview a partner with the questions. If he / she answers ‘Yes, I have,
make follow-up questions in the past simple.
Have you ever worn something only once? 2 S Yes Ihave. A suit,
When did you wear it) 2 S For an interview fora job.
6 43 SONG 5 True Blue4B present perfect + yet, just, already
yet
just
‘A. Have you finished your homework yet?
B No, not yet. I haven' finished yet.
‘A. Would you like a coffe?
B No thanks. T've just had one,
‘A. Do you want to see ths film?
B No I've already seen it three times.
‘A’ Shall I buy a newspaper?
* Use ye +h presen perectin and Miree'Yee tied a0 I a cas tech
Thnk going ta hao tat YOU, + Use justin sentences to say that = rm
hijea teed ROC Cereace ate reine
; Hoe cater than expected,
+ Pat already befor th main verb,
4B
a Order the words to make sentences, b Write sentences or questions with already, just, or yet.
1 made have you yet your bed?
2 gone already to work she's.
3 just we've a cup of coffe had.
4 Tfound a job haven't yet.
5 sent me just an he’s e-mail.
6 house already sold they've their.
he/arrive (already) He's already arrived.
1 T/ have / breakfast (just)
2 you /finish your homework? (yet)
3 the film / start (already)
4 1/ not meet / his girltiend (yet)
5 they/ get married (just)
6 Youre too late. He / go home (already)
7 you / speak to him? (yet)
8 1/ not read his new book (yet)
3C adverbs of frequency
I always have toast for breakfast,
Do you usually go to work by bust
She doesn't often go to bed late.
‘They're sometimes late,
She hardly ever watches TV.
He is never stressed.
* Use adverbs of frequeney to answer the question How often...?
+ Adverbs of frequency go | before all verbs (except be).
x
4 Complete the sentences with an adverb of frequency.
“never always hardly ever sometimes usually
They never. drive ~ they don't have a car.
11 drink champagne — only at Christmas.
2 She ___ eats meat. She's a vegetarian,
3 He doesn’t have a watch so he's late.
4 We ___ get up at 7.30, except at weekends.
5 I don't do a lot of exercise but I
b Order the words to make sentences,
always she at six up gets She always gets up at six
1 for late always 1am class
2 meet ever hardly we
3 what work you usually time do finish ?
4-morning in the hungry | am never
5 often I read don't the newspaper
6 restaurants sometimes expensive to go we
6 Talways tr___ on new clothes in the shop.
7 Puto___a coat. I's very cold.
8 T___ off your boots when you come in,
g0 swimming. 7 wine good usually very is this
VOCABULARY
a Write the clothes words,
Example: Put your coat on. It's cold.
ys od.
1 My sister can't wear a short sk__ to school, 9 Talways wear p___in bes
He was wearing a baseball ¢__ on his head.
T always wear a hat and sc____in the winter.
She's going to wear her black d____to the party.
2
3
4
5. wear tr___,on my feet when | go running.
10 usually get dr__before I have breakfast‘a Match the words and pictures.
Singular clothes
a dress
atop
a skirt /skaxt/
a shirt
abelt
a T-shirt
a sweater /'sweta/
a suit /sust/
acoat /kout/
a tie av
ascarf
a tracksuit
a jacket
ahat
aeap
ablouse
Plural clothes
pyjamas /po'dsa:maz/
trousers
jeans
shorts
shoes /fusz!
boots
trainers
socks
tights
b Cover the words and look at the pictures. Test yourself or a partner,
Verbs used with clothes
& Match the phrases and pictures.
get dressed
wear (a black hat)
take off her boots)
try on (a dress)
put on (her coat)
b Cover the phrases. What is she doing in each picture?
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(Glues across >
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May a
B 8 9
Complete the sentences with these verbs
—____________________ 3. GRAMMAR present perfect or past simple?
tryon wear getsdressed puton take off
a White sentences and questions with the present
1 She always gets dressed before she has breakfast an perfect. Use contractions.
the mormmg. 1 he/be/ London &]
2 What dress did you 10 goto the party? He hasn't been to London
3 Talways ____ lothes mn a shop before I buy them 2 she / break / her leg
4 Tm cold I'm gomg to a sweater
5 Its very hot here your coat 3 they/ eat there before
Student's Book p.150 Vocabulary Bank ee ee a
2 PRONUNCIATION consonant sounds
fim
‘Wote the words inthe chart De
ap shoes te coat top dress shorts aut Se
Sy ®& ¥ ei 7 you /ever lose / your ID card [2
st |e) 8 he/ meet /her parents ©]Complete the sentences with ever or never
1 T've_never_ been to Ireland.
2 Have you low before?
3 Thecluldren have ‘been to Disneyworld
4 Have we met Simons wa? I cant remember
5 Shebas done ths before
6 Havel told you about my fst boyfnend?
7 Has your boss. shouted at you?
8 thas snowed hee before
© Complete the dialogues
1 A Haveyou ever wor (you | ever! wea) big hat?
B Yes
‘A When______ (you wear) 1?
B When I_____ (go) toa wedding Last susumer
2a — (you / ever / borrow) your
fatnersdothes?
B Ys
A What — (you borrow)?
B Ate [_____ (need) one for an nterview
3A ____ (you / ever / met) a fashion
model?
BNI
4A ____ {you / ever buy) any
second bend clothes?
B Ys I (buy) a beau
‘hte shut for £150 n a macket
5A (you ever have) an
argument about clothes?
BYes1 My brother _ (take) my
best sweater tothe beach and (run) xt
SLED Student's Book p32 Grammar Bonk 44
More Words to Learn
‘Wrte translations and try to remember the words
Word Propuncianon | Translation
Dusness noun | bran!
cham nour ‘fra!
gompany noun / kampani/
store now ‘sod
washing mache // wofty mo fun!
oun
favonable adecte | / fb)
(unleomfortable | / kamabl’
aajectve
craythesame _{ fig zeit Se semn/_|
havean argument | /hev an_avgjumant!
themam reason | /Oa mem rem |
_—
Study idea ]
1 Ya oa imo Kam te gemma
and pronunciation of new words, as well asthe
|
|
business /branos/ noun negocio
2 Look at the Pronunciation column above Say the
‘words two or three tumes
|
[By Have you ever read a book n Engh?
Have you ever wntten an e-mail in Enghst?
{By Whatare the most espensve dothes you've ever bought?
{Gy Have you ever been abroad?
Have you ever sung n public?
GED ntizom
ELALD wr up comelVengsteprenternedite© Complete the chart.
past participle
been
© Write sentences in the present perfect.
1 you / ever fly / in a helicopter
He a helicopter?
2 she / never eat / octopus
re you ever flown
3 they / ever be / late for work
iain pesent perfect or past simple? |
[New Engl File Teacher's Bool Preintermedizte
‘Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2005
© Complete the dialogues with the correct form
of the verb: present perfect or past simple.
A} Have you ever heard (ever / hear) the
group The Darkness?
B No, 1? - What kind of music do
they play?
A Rock music. I? (see) them in
concert last night.
Bt (be) it a good concert?
A Yes, I really > like) it.
4 we/ never see / a Tarantino film
5 she/ write / more than ten mystery novels
6 I/ not read / The Lord of the Rings
7 you / ever work / in a clothes shop
8 he/ win / three gold medals
Ae you
(ever / lose)
your car keys?
9 They / not lose / a match this year B Yes, 17, =
‘A When * that
10 I/ hear / three of their albums (happen)?
B In Portugal. I? (be) there on
holiday.
‘A What !° you (do)?
Bil (phone) the car hire
company. But they (make)
me pay €100 for the new keys.