Singular/Plural, Adjectives and This/That/These/Those

ADDITIONS

Clothing
Colors
Shopping for Clothing

VOCABULARY PREVIEW

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Clothing

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Shirts Are Over There

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Put these words in the correct column.

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Some irregular plurals you know are

a man - men
a woman - women
a child - children
a person - people
a tooth - teeth
a mouse - mice

I'm Looking for a Jacket

Colors

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A. May I help you?

B. Yes, please. I'm looking for a jacket.

A. Here's a nice jacket.

B. But this is a PURPLE jacket!

A. That's okay. Purple jackets are very POPULAR this year.

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I'm Looking for a Pair of Gloves

pair of shoes / socks...

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A. Can I help you?

B. Yes, please. I'm looking for a pair of gloves.

A. Here's a nice pair of gloves.

B. But these are GREEN gloves!

A. That's okay. Green gloves are very POPULAR this year

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READING

NOTHING TO WEAR

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Fred is upset this morning. He's looking for something to wear to work, but there's nothing in his closet.

He's looking fro a clean shirt, but all his shirts are dirty. He's looking for a sports jacket, but all his sports jackets are at the dry cleaner's. He's looking for a pair of pants, but all the pants in his closet are ripped. And he's looking for a pair of socks, but all his socks are on the clothesline, and it's raining!

Fred is having a difficult time this morning. He's getting dressed for work, but his closet is empty, and there's nothing to wear.

READING CHECK-UP

CHOOSE

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Excuse Me. I think That's My Jacket.

This / That is - These / Those are

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Lost and Found

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A. Is this your umbrella?

B. No, it isn't.

A. Are you sure?

B. Yes. THAT umbrella is BROWN, and MY umbrella is BLACK.

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A. Are these your boots?

B. No, they aren't.

A. Are you sure?

B. Yes. THOSE boots are DIRTY, and MY boots are CLEAN.

Make up conversations, using colors and other adjectives you know.

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How to Say It!

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*Practice conversations with other students.

READING

HOLIDAY SHOPPING

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Mrs. Miller is doing her holiday shopping. she's looking for gifts for her family, but she's having a lot of trouble.

She's looking for a brown umbrella for her son, but all the umbrellas are black. She's looking for a grey raincoat for her daughter, but all the raincoats are yellow. She's looking for a cotton sweater for her husband, but all the sweaters are wool.

She's looking for an inexpensive bracelet for her sister, but all the bracelets are expensive. She's looking for a leathr purse for her mother, but all the purses are vinyl. And she's looking for a polka dot tie for her father, but all the ties are stripped.

Poor Mrs. Miller is very frustrated. she's looking for special gifts for all the special people in her family, but she's having a lot of trouble.

READING CHECK-UP

Q & A

Mrs. Miller is in the department store. Using this model, create dialogs based on the story.