2 Discuss in groups. 1 What kind of clothes/materials/colours/patterns do you like to wear? 2 What clothes do you usually wear on a cold day? at school? at home? 3 What kind of…

There is no single correct answer: these are personal discussion questions. A strong answer gives your idea + an example or reason. Here is a model you can adapt:

1. I like comfortable clothes, especially cotton T-shirts and denim jeans. I usually choose plain colours like navy or grey, but I sometimes wear a checked shirt.
2. On a cold day I wear a warm coat, a scarf, gloves and boots. At school I usually wear a shirt or a sweatshirt with dark trousers. At home I prefer a hoodie and tracksuit bottoms.
3. When I go somewhere special, I wear a smart shirt, dark trousers and nice shoes. For a birthday party, I sometimes wear a jacket.
4. I don’t follow every trend, but I try to keep up with the latest fashions a little. I choose clothes that suit me.
5. Yes, I do. I like getting dressed up for a birthday party or a wedding, but not every day.

How to build your own answers

• Question 1: Answer directly with “I like…” and add a material, colour or pattern: cotton, wool, denim; plain, striped, checked, floral.
• Question 2: Divide your answer into three situations: on a cold day / at school / at home. Use the present simple: “I usually wear…”, “At home I prefer…”
• Question 3: Use “When I go somewhere special, I wear…”.
• Question 4: Use “I try / don’t try to keep up with the latest fashions” + a reason. Keep up with means “follow new styles”.
• Question 5: Start with “Yes, I do” or “No, I don’t”, then explain why. Get dressed up means “put on smart or special clothes”.

Check yourself: “Clothes” and “trousers” are plural; say “I usually wear”, not “I am usually wear”; after “like” you can use “wearing” or “to wear”. In a group, add a follow-up question like “What about you?” or “Why?”.