The real you Judging by appearance Vocab Judge

The real you

Judging by appearance ��

Vocab�� Judge : a person who is in charge of a trial in a court Logo Torn jeans Label Uniforms Slogan Brand Packaging

Uniforms ���� A diver wears a wetsuit A judge wears a wig & gown A coach wears a tracksuit A mechanic wears an overall A physician wears a white coat Mum wears an apron in the kitchen

Dress / WEAR �� • Dress : to put clothes on someone ( dress a baby, dress a bride) • Get dressed = to be ready or finish wearing clothes • Dress up : to put on formal clothes for special occasion • Wear : to have clothes on your body Formal

Prepositions❤ • Put on = wear X take off • Pull up = roll up • In + colour • Do sth up = to fasten • EX : do your coat up , buttons , sweater up

PERSONALITIES • lazy x hard working • mean x generous • pessimistic X optimistic • well mannered x bad mannered • quiet X talkative • earnest = serious x amusing = funny • considerate X thoughtless • assertive X timid • patient X impatient • tolerant X intolerant • flexible X inflexible • reliable X un reliable

Questions about personalities • She always speaks. She is very ( patient - assertive – talkative ). • You can depend on Hala in this matter. She is a ( kind – reliable – punctual )women. • She expects good things to happen. She is really ( impatient – pessimistic – optimistic ).

Choose : • We shouldn’t ( attend – invest – judge ) others by their appearance. • My mother always ( dresses – wears – is wearing ) in very smart clothes. • If you want to know more information about your shirt, you can look at the ( logo – brand – label – slogan).

grammar��

Present simple • Form: • He/ SHE / it likes fish • I / you / WE / they / you like fish • USE : • We use the present simple to talk about repeated actions and habits. • Charlie walks to the school with his friends everyday • She always does her homework in the afternoon TO TALK ABOUT FACTS OR GENERAL TRUTHS The sun rises in east

Follow present simple • FOR TIMETABLES ( trains , planes , ect. ) AND PROGRAMMES. • My favourite programme start at 6 p. m tomorrow • WITH STATIVE VERBS THAT ARE NOT USED IN CONTINOUS TENSES : • HATE, love , like , dislike , believe, WANT , need , prefer , understand , forget, remember, enjoy , realize. • The present simple use with the following time expressions: • Always , usually, often, sometimes, rarely, never, every ( day , week, year ………. )

Present continuous • FORM: • I am working now • He / SHE / it / is working now • We/ you/ THEY/ are working now • USE : We use the present continuous for something that is happening now or at that moment Look ! it’s raining FOR ARRANGEMENTS IN THE NEAR FUTURE: We are flying to Italy tomorrow

follow present continuous • WITH “ always, continually, constantly , forever “ when we want to express an annoying habit or action. • -our English teacher is always giving us mush homework. • FOR GHANGING OR DEVELOPING SITUATIONS. (often with more and more ) • The climate is getting warmer every year • Computers are becoming faster and faster • WHAT IS HAPPENING IN A PICTURE ? • Two girls are shopping in a department store.

Questions about grammar • I am looking forward ( buy – to buying ) a new mobile phone. • He promised ( meet – to meet – meeting – met ) me at the restaurant at 9 o’clock. • I can’t stand ( get – got – getting – to get ) up early.

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