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Our party clothes Listen, point, and repeat... Read the sentences and check off the correct pictures.. Match the pictures to the correct words.. Look at the pictures and write the corre

Our party clothes

Listen, point, and repeat

What color is Sara’s jacket?

7 hat

4 shorts

9 purse

2 sock

3 skirt

8 dress

watch

1

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10 baseball cap

15 shirt

17 jacket

11 jeans

13 boot

12 shoe

16 bag

14 glasses

Write the correct words next to the pictures.

Read the sentences and check off the correct pictures.

Match the pictures

to the correct words.

Now listen and repeat Now listen and repeat.

pants

It’s a purse.

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Look at the pictures and write the correct answers

in the spaces

Now listen and repeat.

Listen and sing

We’re at a party,

so let’s all dance and play

What a fun party for Ben’s birthday!

Andy’s wearing his favorite t-shirt, and Sara has

a beautiful skirt.

Listen and read.

How it works

These are examples of the

present continuous form of

the verb to wear Use the

present continuous to talk

about doing something in the present moment.

Some items of clothing, such

as shorts, pants, or glasses,

use the plural form.

To say what you are wearing

now, say I’m, followed by the verb with ing at its end

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Listen and check off the correct pictures.

Listen and read.

If you’re wearing the item, you can say

Yes or Yes, I am

How it works

To ask a question in the

present continuous, put

Are you before the ing form

of the verb.

If you’re not wearing the item, you can say

No or No, I’m not.

Add ing to the verb.

To ask someone a

question, put Are

you before the verb.

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Look at the pictures and check off the correct answers.

Now listen and repeat.

Listen and read.

How it works

To explain or emphasize what you think of something, put

What a before an adjective and

noun To describe two or more

things, just say What.

Say What a, followed by

a describing word (an adjective).

To describe two or more

things, just say What.

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Now listen and repeat.

Look at the pictures and write the correct words

in the spaces.

big purse!