Focus 3 Unit 1 Vocabulary

Read the definitions and write the words. There is one space for each missing letter.

0 an accessory you can wear on your finger – r i n g

something that you put around your neck when you wear a suit and a shirt

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a part of a suit that you put over a shirt and under a jacket

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a type of very tight trousers you wear, often for running or doing exercise

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a type of jacket which is made of soft material which keeps you warm

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an accessory you can wear on your wrist as jewellery, a kind of bracelet

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you can put it on the upper part of your body when you do sport

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Complete the sentences with the words.

1 If you’re going for a              [fashion, appearance, trendy, vintage, vintage, flow, casual, centre, comfortable] look, just wear jeans and a T-shirt.

2 I don’t care what other people think of what I wear as long as I feel             [fashion, appearance, trendy, vintage, vintage, flow, casual, centre, comfortable] in my own skin.

3 You shouldn’t care so much about your             [fashion, appearance, trendy, vintage, vintage, flow, casual, centre, comfortable]. Being a nice person is more important.

4 With her strange clothes and bright green hair, Kelly is always the             [fashion, appearance, trendy, vintage, vintage, flow, casual, centre, comfortable] of attention.

5 My mum’s hairstyle is totally out of             [fashion, appearance, trendy, vintage, vintage, flow, casual, centre, comfortable] now, but it still looks good on her.

6 I know you don’t like wearing a school uniform, but isn’t it easier to just go with the             [fashion, appearance, trendy, vintage, vintage, flow, casual, centre, comfortable]instead of complaining all the time?

Complete the sentences with the missing adjectives. The first letters are given.

1 Our headmaster is fairly e_________-_________            about how students dress, but he doesn’t allow very short skirts or shorts.

2 Kim is so s____________         – she only cares about the latest gossip and has no interest in more serious subjects.

2 Steve seems very relaxed and c____________          – he doesn’t worry about anything.

3 Although he’s a poet, he’s very d______- __-_________               – he’s interested in video games and sports just like we are.

My sister is so r__________            that she does exactly the opposite of what our parents want her to do.

Mark is so v___________      – he only thinks about his clothes and how his hair looks.

Choose the correct option.

1. Jason bought a beautiful silk         [fleece, tie] to wear with his new suit.

2. She was wearing a plain blouse and a silver          [belt, necklace] around her neck.

3. I’m bringing a          [fleece, zip] to wear in case it gets cold this evening.

4. I think a heavy leather        [belt, beanie] would look great around the waist of that dress.

5. Carl and Tom come        [across, by] as shy, but they’re actually very sociable.

6. She never wears                [denim jackets, high heels] because they are too difficult to walk in.

7. I found these          [leather, vintage]sunglasses in a second-hand shop. I think they’re from the sixties.

8. I like the way         [ankle, shallow] boots look, but they don’t keep your legs warm

9. Are short skirts in style or out     [off, of] fashion at the moment?

10. Dina wears strange clothes and wild hairstyles because she wants to be the centre of           [attitude, attention].