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What are you wearing?
Student’s Book pp. 40
GoalAsk “What are you wearing?” and answer “I’m wearing …”.
New words
what are you wearing? · nima kiygansiz?I’m wearing … · men … kiyganmanhe’s / she’s wearing … · u … kiyganclothes · kiyim
Explanation
To ask what someone has on: “What are you wearing?” Answer: “I’m wearing a blue shirt and black pants.” About another person: “He’s wearing a green jacket.” “She’s wearing a pink dress.” “Wearing” means “has on now”.
Worked examples
— What are you wearing? — I’m wearing a white T-shirt and blue jeans.
She’s wearing a red skirt and black shoes.
Class activity
“What’s different?”: one child leaves the room; another changes something (puts on a cap). When the child returns, they ask “What are you wearing?” and find the change.
Practice
1
You have a blue jacket on. Say it.
I’m wearing a blue jacket.
2
Nodira has a red dress on. Say it.
She’s wearing a red dress.
3
Bobur has yellow socks on. Say it.
He’s wearing yellow socks.
4
Ask your friend what they’re wearing.
What are you wearing?