| Word | Meaning | Example sentence | |
|---|---|---|---|
| shirt | n. | a piece of clothing for the upper body | He wears a white shirt to work. |
| trousers | n. | clothes that cover your legs | These trousers are too long. |
| dress | n. | a piece of clothing for women or girls that covers the body and legs | She bought a blue dress. |
| skirt | n. | clothing that hangs from the waist | Her skirt is black. |
| jacket | n. | a short coat | Take a jacket because it is windy. |
| coat | n. | warm clothing worn outside | I need a coat in winter. |
| hat | n. | something you wear on your head | He wears a hat in the sun. |
| scarf | n. | cloth worn around the neck | This scarf is very warm. |
| shoes | n. | things you wear on your feet | My shoes are wet. |
| boots | n. | strong shoes that cover your feet and ankles | Wear boots for the walk. |
| belt | n. | a strip of leather or cloth worn around the waist | He needs a belt for his trousers. |
| gloves | n. | things you wear on your hands | I wear gloves when it snows. |
Wear describes clothes on your body. Put on means start wearing. Take off means remove.
Example: Put on your coat. It is cold outside.
Trousers, shoes, boots, and gloves are usually plural in English.
Say a pair of trousers, a pair of shoes, and a pair of gloves.