TRANSLATE: Lankstyti drabužius
fold clothes
PRONOUNS: She cooked _________ (our / ours) food.
our
PRONOUNCE: beaches; cases; sungasses; passport; headphones
[iz]; [iz]; [iz]; [s]; [s]
VOCABULARY: you use it for shaving
razor
PRONOUNS: Mary has some new books. She bought _________some days ago.
them
PRONOUNS: My grandparents have a small house. _________house is in Oak Street.
THEIR
VOCABULARY: we use it to make our clothes look neat and tidy
iron
PRONOUNS: Is this cup ____________ (your / yours)?
yours
PRONOUNS: I often call Emily, but she hardly every calls ____.
ME
I retuned from Spain two weeks ago, however, I still haven't _________ my suitcase!
unpacked
VOCABULARY: to make something into the shape of a ball or tube (CLOTHES)
roll up
Please ________ your shoes when you enter the house.
take off
What is he wearing?
bathrobe
VOCABULARY: to tie something such as paper or cloth around an object
to wrap
How do you call things that can be easily broken or damaged?
Fragile
John felt cold so he _______ his favourite sweater.
put on
How do you call these?
slippers