Reading
3. PW. Read and interpret the content expressing your opinions

Today teenagers want to wear their own clothes so that they can express their personalities. But if you ask the same students what they wear when they get home, they’ll answer- jeans!

Most teenagers like wearing jeans because they are a symbol of freedom. When you wear jeans you say that you don’t have to follow the dress codes of offices, and factories. However, although jeans have this image today, they were originally the uniform of the working man.

The first people wearing jeans were sailors in the Italian city of Genoa. That was 1600! In fact, the name for these trousers comes from the French name for the city: Genes. More than two hundred years later in California, a man called Levi Strauss sold extra strong jeans to a miner and they became the working trousers for American men. Today jeans are very fashionable, but most people wear them for the same reasons as the Italian sailors: they are comfortable and practical. In fact, they are so popular that some people say they are the uniform of the 21st century.

4. PW. Make up sentences looking through the Glossary below
Con fusing verbs:

| to wear- when you wear your clothes, shoes or jewellery, you have them on your body. to put on- to place clothes on your body to dress-to put clothes on to dress down - to dress informally to dress up - to dress in smart or formal clothes to match - 1) to be in harmony with something 2) to have a pleasing appearance when used together to suit - 1) to be convenient for somebody or the best choice in a particular situation 2) to make somebody look attractive to fit - to be of the correct size or shape Samples: ■ Buy this white blouse. The colour really suits you! ■ Fashionable women usually buy handbags to match their shoes. ■ These shoes don’t fit me, I need a bigger size. ■ She was wearing a beautiful diamond necklace with matching earrings.