Clothes and Fashion online exercise for - Free Printable

Let’s go step by step to solve each part of the worksheet.

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Section 1: Describing Clothes

Part a – Match adjectives and pictures (Fit, Style, Pattern)

We need to match each adjective to the correct picture number. Let’s look at each category:

→ Fit:
- *loose* = baggy or not tight → Picture 2 (pink top is loose)
- *tight* = already matched to picture 1 (gray t-shirt fits snugly)

→ Style:
- *hooded* = has a hood → Picture 6 (blue hoodie)
- *long-sleeved* = sleeves go to wrist → Picture 4 (light blue long sleeve)
- *sleeveless* = no sleeves → Picture 3 (pink tank top)
- *turtleneck* = high collar around neck → Picture 7 (green turtleneck)
- *V-neck* = V-shaped neckline → Picture 5 (orange V-neck shirt)

→ Pattern:
- *dotted* = polka dots → Picture 11 (blue with white dots)
- *patterned* = general pattern → Picture 10 (red floral shirt)
- *plaid* = checkered pattern → Picture 12 (red plaid shirt)
- *plain* = solid color, no pattern → Picture 8 (green plain tee)
- *striped* = stripes → Picture 9 (orange/white striped shirt)

So for Part a, we fill in:

Fit:
☐ loose → 2
✔ tight → 1

Style:
☐ hooded → 6
☐ long-sleeved → 4
☐ sleeveless → 3
☐ turtleneck → 7
☐ V-neck → 5

Pattern:
☐ dotted → 11
☐ patterned → 10
☐ plaid → 12
☐ plain → 8
☐ striped → 9

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Part c – Match phrases and pictures (Materials)

Match each clothing item phrase to the correct picture number.

List of items:

- cotton undershirt → Picture 4 (gray tank top — looks like an undershirt)
- denim vest → Picture 9 (blue denim vest)
- fur collar → Picture 5 (brown jacket with fuzzy collar)
- lace top → Picture 3 (black lace top)
- linen suit → Picture 1 (beige suit — labeled as “linen suit” in example)
- Lycra swimsuit → Picture 7 (red one-piece swimsuit)
- silk scarf → Picture 8 (colorful scarf)
- velvet bow tie → Picture 6 (green bow tie — likely velvet)
- wool cardigan → Picture 2 (striped knit cardigan — wool-like texture)
- leather sandals → Picture 11 (brown strappy sandals — look like leather)
- suede boots → Picture 10 (teal tall boots — suede material)

So matching:

☐ a cotton undershirt → 4
☐ a denim vest → 9
☐ a fur collar → 5
☐ a lace top → 3
✔ a linen suit → 1
☐ a Lycra swimsuit → 7
☐ a silk scarf → 8
☐ a velvet bow tie → 6
☐ a wool cardigan → 2
☐ leather sandals → 11
☐ suede boots → 10

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Section 2: Adjectives to Describe Clothes

Part a – Complete sentences with adjective

Adjectives given: casual, classic, fashionable, old-fashioned, scruffy

Sentence 1: She always wears ______ clothes to work – she hates dressing formally.
→ “hates dressing formally” = prefers relaxed style → casual

Sentence 2: He looks really ______. His clothes are old and dirty.
→ “old and dirty” = messy/unkept → scruffy

Sentence 3: Jane looked very ______ in her new suit. She wanted to make a good impression.
→ “make a good impression” = stylish/professional → fashionable

Sentence 4: That tie’s a little ______! Is it your dad’s?
→ “Is it your dad’s?” = outdated → old-fashioned

Sentence 5: I like wearing ______ clothes that don’t go out of fashion.
→ “don’t go out of fashion” = timeless → classic

Answers:

1. casual
2. scruffy
3. fashionable
4. old-fashioned
5. classic

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Section 3: Verbs and Verb Phrases

Part a – Match sentences

Left side (sentences 1–9), Right side (A–I)

Given:
1 → C (“I’m going to dress up tonight.” → “I’m going to a party.”)

Now match rest:

2. Please hang up your coat. → A (Don’t leave it on the chair.)
3. These jeans don’t fit me. → F (They’re too small.)
4. That skirt really suits you. → H (You look great in it.)
5. Your bag matches your shoes. → G (They’re almost the same color.)
6. I need to get changed. → B (I just spilled coffee on my shirt.)
7. Hurry up and get undressed. → E (It’s bath time.)
8. Get up and get dressed. → I (Breakfast is on the table.)
9. That tie doesn’t really go with your shirt. → D (They don’t look good together.)

Final matches:

1 → C
2 → A
3 → F
4 → H
5 → G
6 → B
7 → E
8 → I
9 → D

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Final Answer:

Section 1a:
Fit: loose → 2; tight → 1
Style: hooded → 6; long-sleeved → 4; sleeveless → 3; turtleneck → 7; V-neck → 5
Pattern: dotted → 11; patterned → 10; plaid → 12; plain → 8; striped → 9

Section 1c:
cotton undershirt → 4
denim vest → 9
fur collar → 5
lace top → 3
linen suit → 1
Lycra swimsuit → 7
silk scarf → 8
velvet bow tie → 6
wool cardigan → 2
leather sandals → 11
suede boots → 10

Section 2a:
1. casual
2. scruffy
3. fashionable
4. old-fashioned
5. classic

Section 3a:
1 → C
2 → A
3 → F
4 → H
5 → G
6 → B
7 → E
8 → I
9 → D