| A: | Honey come on! We are going to be late! Honestly, you take longer getting ready than I do! |
| B: | I was drying my hair and ironing my shirt! Can you come here for a sec? I need your help. |
| A: | What is it? Why are all these clothes on the bed? |
| B: | I don't know what to wear! Ok, give me your opinion. Do you like the way this looks? The striped short sleeved shirt with this checkered sweater and my lucky sandals. I like the cut and hemline of these shorts so I think I'll wear these as well. |
| A: | Are you joking? What am I going to do with you? We are going to a dinner party not the beach! Wear the shirt with the silk tie I bought you and these corduroy pants. It's chilly outside so you can wear this coat. |
| B: | Thanks honey! You have such great fashion sense. Now, what am I going to do with my hair? |
| dinner party | phrase | an event where you eat at a friend's house |
| hemline | common noun, singular | the line formed by the lower edge of clothing |
| fashion sense | phrase | an idea for what clothing looks good |
| checkered | Adjective | a pattern with alternating squares |
| striped | Adjective | having stripes or bands of color |
| sandal | common noun, plural | a type of footwear with open toes |
| cut | common noun, singular | the shape and style of a piece of clothing |
| corduroy | common noun, non-variable | a ribbed cotton clothing material |
| sneakers | common noun, non-variable | casual tennis shoes |
| polka dot | common noun, singular | a fabric pattern with many circles |
| denim | common noun, non-variable | a type of fabric used to make jeans |
| out of fashion | phrase | used to describe something that is no longer popular |
| tailor | common noun, singular | a person who makes clothes, adjusts the fit |