CLOTHES

BLOUSE

CARDIGAN

COAT

DRESS

JACKET

JEANS

LEGGINGS

PYJAMAS

SHIRT

SHORTS

SKIRT

SOCKS

SUIT

SWEATER

TIGHTS

TOP

TRACKSUIT

TROUSERS

T-SHIRT

UNDERWEAR

FOOTWEAR

BOOTS

FLIP-FLOPS

SANDALS

SHOES

TRAINERS

ACCESSORIES

BELT

CAP

HAT

GLOVES

SCARF

TIE

JEWELLERY

NECKLACE

BRACELET

EARRINGS

RING

wear, carry, or dress?

• Use wear for clothes and jewellery / glasses, etc.

She’s wearing a hat.

He’s wearing sunglasses.

• Use carry for bags, cases, etc.

I can’t carry this case.

She’s carrying a bag.

• Use dress (with no object) to describe the kind of clothes people wear.

The Italians dress very well.

Lucy always dresses in black.

a pair

• We often use a pair to talk about plural clothes.

e.g. a pair of shoes, trainers, boots, jeans, trousers, etc.