CHECK YOUR ENGLISH VOCABULARY FOR FCE
42. Clothes
Task 1. VERBS
Look at the sentences below and fill in
the gaps using the appropriate word or expression from A, B or C.
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1
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It takes him ages every morning to get
up, __________, and have breakfast.
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A
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put on
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B
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wear
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C
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get dressed
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2
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You've got an important interview
today. Don't forget to __________ a tie.
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A
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get dressed
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B
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try on
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C
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put on
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3
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What dress are you going to ________ to
the party?
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A
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wear
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B
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get dressed
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C
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try on
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4
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Did you __________ the shoes in the
shop before you bought them?
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A
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wear
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B
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try on
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C
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fit
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5
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These shoes don't __________ me -
they're a size too small.
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A
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fit
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B
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measure
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C
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suit
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6
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Green clothes usually __________ people
with red hair.
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A
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fit
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B
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suit
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C
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match
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7
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Your yellow trousers don't __________
your bright green shirt.
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A
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fit
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B
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measure
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C
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match
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8
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He's _________ his coat - it's too
small for him now.
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A
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grown into
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B
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grown out of
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C
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grown up
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9
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Walking across the USA, he ________
three pairs of boots.
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A
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wore off
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B
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wore out
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C
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wore on
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10
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The doctor asked the patient to
_________.
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A
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undress
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B
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undo
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C
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untie
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11
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Can you _________ the zip at the back
of my dress?
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A
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do up
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B
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tie up
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C
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put on
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12
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Would you mind _________ my shirt
please?
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A
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creasing
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B
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ironing
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C
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squashing
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Task 2. NOUNS AND ADJECTIVES
A. Read the texts below and write the
names of the people next to the appropriate items of clothing on the next
page. There are not pictures for all the items of clothing mentioned.
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At
a party.
That's Jim over there by the door. Can
you see him? He's wearing jeans and trainers, a striped shirt and a white
waistcoat.
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At
a fashion show.
Miranda is wearing a stunning outfit by
designer Jean-Claude Cliché. Of course, many people would say that high
heels, a tartan skirt, a blouse with a floral pattern and a spotted silk
scarf don't match.
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At
the office.
Mr Johnson always wears plain trousers,
a plain shirt and a jacket.
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At
home.
Jenny, our eldest daughter, hangs
around the house in an old pleated skirt, a sweatshirt and a pair of her
granny's old slippers.
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On
the beach.
Bob is wearing a baggy pair of shorts
with a horrible floral pattern, held up with a belt, a striped T-shirt, a
pair of sandals with long black socks, and a cap to protect his head from the
sun. He looks a sight!
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A
parent's advice on a cold day.
Make sure you wear warm clothes, Tony.
You'll need a thick jumper, your wellingtons, those corduroys and your
brother's old overcoat. Oh, and don't forget your scarf - the checked woollen
one - and your mittens.
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Read the texts on the previous page and
write the names of the people next to the appropriate items of clothing.
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Task 3. IDIOMS, COLLOQUIALISMS AND
OTHER EXPRESSIONS
The following story uses expressions
involving items of clothing. Replace them using an entry from the box.
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secretly
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sacked
him
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had
a plan which he was keeping secret
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try
to do better
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place
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on
a small amount of money
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be
queit
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wearing
his very best clothes
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secret
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hit
her hard
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worked
closely
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nonsense
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admire
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Bert had never been hand in glove with
Mrs Jameson, our boss. One day, Mrs Jameson told him
he had to pull his socks up. Bert told her to belt up and threatened to give her a sock in the jaw. She gave him the boot and I had to step into his shoes. The next day, Bert came to the office dressed up to the nines. He told Mrs Jameson he didn't want to be without a job and live on a shoestring. He said he was keeping something up his sleeve which he could use against the company, but would keep it under his hat if she gave him his job back. Mrs Jameson laughed up her sleeve at this and told Bert he was talking through his hat. I had to take my hat off to her. |
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