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Posted on March 28, 2016 by Melanie

English Listening: Shopping for a New Dress | Episode 15

March 28, 2016 by Melanie 7 Comments

English Listening: Shopping for a New Dress | Episode 15 | English Teacher Melanie

Listen to a story about all the problems I had trying to buy a dress to wear to my friends’ wedding! You’ll also learn how to to pronounce “hadn’t,” “didn’t,” and “couldn’t.”

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English Vocabulary: How to Use the Verbs “Wear” and “Dress”

February 6, 2012 by Melanie

How to Use the English Verbs "Wear" and "Dress" | English Teacher Melanie

What are you wearing? wear = have clothes on your body You wear clothes. This is the most common verb used to talk about clothes. What are you wearing today? I’m going to wear my new shoes to school tomorrow! He wore a tie yesterday. I haven’t worn this dress in ages [=in a long […]

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English Vocabulary: How to Talk about Fashion! | Adjectives

October 16, 2011 by Melanie

English Vocabulary: Fashion Adjectives | English Teacher Melanie

Part I – Adjectives   This is the first in a 3-part series. In this post, you’ll adjectives you can use to talk about fashion!   Adjectives You Should Know: stylish / fashionable = wearing clothing that is popular now Karen is so stylish! She must read all the fashion magazines to keep up with […]

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English Vocabulary: Fashion Week

February 16, 2010 by Melanie

English vocabulary spotlight on: Fashion Week | English Teacher Melanie

This lesson uses fashion vocabulary in context to help you understand when and how to use all these different words related to fashion week and fashion shows!     Fashion week is a semiannual event – it happens twice a year. In February and March, designers showcase their fall/winter collections; in September and October, they […]

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