4. Clothes do not make the man!

9 listopada 2026

A very famous fashionista from the movie world was Cher Horowitz. Look at the video below and write down 5 articles of clothing she has chosen from her closet:

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Answer the questions.

Note! You may know the other spelling of the word colour. That is due to the difference between British and American versions of English. Here you can see it demonstrated on a picture we hope will make you laugh.

Victoria Beckham, singer, and her husband David Beckham, a well-known footballer, were fashion icons in the 90’. Look at some of the clothes and match them with names

When buying clothes it is important to check their label and see what they are made of. Match the materials with pictures they represent.

Fill in the blanks with the names of the materials.

Now. David and Victoria went to A LOT of parties. Look at some of the options below and compare them. What outfit would be more suitable for a different type of party?

Study how we use adjectives in a sentence.

Order of Adjectives in English

When using multiple adjectives before a noun in English, they generally follow a specific order. This helps sentences sound natural. The usual order is:

Opinion (e.g., beautiful, interesting, boring)
Size (e.g., big, small, tall)
Age (e.g., old, new, young)
Shape (e.g., round, square, long)
Color (e.g., red, blue, green)
Origin (e.g., French, American, Italian)
Material (e.g., wooden, plastic, metal)
Purpose (e.g., cooking (as in cooking pot), sleeping (as in sleeping bag)
Example Sentences:
She bought a beautiful small old round red Italian wooden table.
They live in a lovely large modern white house.

Tips for Learning:
Native speakers follow this order naturally, but it takes practice.
You don’t always need to use many adjectives in a row; usually, two or three are enough.
If the adjectives are from the same category (e.g., two colors or two sizes), you can separate them with and (e.g., “a black and white cat”).
Practice using this order in sentences to improve your English fluency!

Mark sentences as correct or incorrect.

Put the sentence in the correct order.

Let’s review vocabulary before we jump into the next lesson.