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: Workers liked to wear because the material made from cotton was very strong and.. could hardly wear out.[r]
(1)WELCOME TO MY CLASS
Good morning
(2)(3)(4)Unit 2
(5)What are they wearing?
(6)1- wear out (v):
3- label (n):
4- match (v):5- go up
(v): 6-
worldwide:
7- economy (n)
economical
(adj):
2- embroider (v):
8- style (n):
10- fashion (n): 9- generation (n):
VOCABULARY:
Out of
(7)(8)How you feel when you
(9)Fill in the missing dates and words
Fill in the missing dates and words
1 : Workers liked to wear because the material made from cotton was very strong and
could hardly wear out.
2 : A lot of university and college wore jeans.
3 : Jeans became so many,
many people began wearing jeans. 4 : Jeans became high
clothing.
5 : The of jeans stopped going up.
18th
century jean cloth
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2 3 4
5 6
7
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Where does the word jeans come from ?
The word jeans come from a kind of material that was
made in Europe
What was the 1960s ' fashions ?
The 1960s fashions were embroidered jeans ,
painted jeans and so on.
Why did more and more people begin wearing jeans
in the 1970s ?
Because jeans became cheaper
When did jeans at last become high fashion
clothing ?
In the 1980s
Why did the sale of jeans stop growing ?
Because the world wide economic situation got
worse in the 1990s.
(11)teache rs
1950s
CHECK T/F
1 18th century : Workers like to wear because the material made from
cotton was very strong and could hardly wear out
2 : A lot of university and college wore jeans
3 1970s: Jeans became more so many, many people began wearing jeans
4 1980s : Jeans became high fashion clothing. 5 : The sale of jeans stopped going up
(12)*Fill in each space with a correct preposition.
1 The story …………jeans started almost two hundred years ago.
2 Famous designers often make their own style ………… clothes with their own labels……… them. 3 Sales of jeans went ………… and the shopkeepers got a lot of money.
4 Jeans have never been …………fashion. 5 Are you fond ………wearing jeans ?
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up
of on
(13)- Answer the questions again
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