Vocabulary Worksheet — Intro

Clothes & Accessories

A2 shirt • trousers • dress • skirt • jacket • coat…
Key Vocabulary
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.
Common Collocations
shirt: cotton shirt, smart shirt
trousers: black trousers, pair of trousers
dress: summer dress, long dress
skirt: short skirt, long skirt
jacket: leather jacket, light jacket
coat: winter coat, warm coat
hat: sun hat, wool hat
scarf: wool scarf, long scarf
shoes: new shoes, pair of shoes
boots: walking boots, winter boots
belt: leather belt, black belt
gloves: warm gloves, pair of gloves
Language Tips
Wear, put on, take off

Wear describes clothes on your body. Put on means start wearing. Take off means remove.

Example: Put on your coat. It is cold outside.

Plural clothes

Trousers, shoes, boots, and gloves are usually plural in English.

Say a pair of trousers, a pair of shoes, and a pair of gloves.