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What does Dan do if he is late for work according to the discussion?
What does Dan do if he is late for work according to the discussion?
- He decides to change his pants.
- He throws on his hoodie and runs out. (correct)
- He takes his time getting dressed.
- He carefully buttons up his dress shirt.
What is the difference between 'dress up' and 'dress up like'?
What is the difference between 'dress up' and 'dress up like'?
- 'Dress up' is to wear fancy clothes, while 'dress up like' is to imitate someone's style. (correct)
- 'Dress up' means to imitate, while 'dress up like' means to dress formally.
- 'Dress up' refers to casual wear, while 'dress up like' is formal.
- 'Dress up' is used only for men, while 'dress up like' is used for women.
What action is Dan performing when he zips up his coat?
What action is Dan performing when he zips up his coat?
- He is attending a formal event.
- He is preparing to go outside. (correct)
- He is getting ready for bed.
- He is trying on a new shirt.
Which phrasal verb means to put on clothing quickly?
Which phrasal verb means to put on clothing quickly?
Which verb would you use when adjusting the fit of a shirt?
Which verb would you use when adjusting the fit of a shirt?
What should Dan do before going outside to stay warm?
What should Dan do before going outside to stay warm?
What does the phrase 'fit into' refer to in the context of clothing?
What does the phrase 'fit into' refer to in the context of clothing?
What does Dan do after having his hoodie on all day?
What does Dan do after having his hoodie on all day?
What does Dan need to do to his shirt because it is too small?
What does Dan need to do to his shirt because it is too small?
How does Dan feel about wearing sweatpants after going to Paris?
How does Dan feel about wearing sweatpants after going to Paris?
Which shoes does Dan decide to lace up?
Which shoes does Dan decide to lace up?
What is the reason Dan decides not to buy the shoes he laced up?
What is the reason Dan decides not to buy the shoes he laced up?
What does Dan do first when trying on shirts?
What does Dan do first when trying on shirts?
What phrase describes the effort needed for his hiking boots?
What phrase describes the effort needed for his hiking boots?
What action does Dan take after washing his cat tank top?
What action does Dan take after washing his cat tank top?
Which of the following phrases best captures Dan's decision about style?
Which of the following phrases best captures Dan's decision about style?
What does Dan do after getting inspired to dress up?
What does Dan do after getting inspired to dress up?
What does Vanessa ask the audience to do in the comments?
What does Vanessa ask the audience to do in the comments?
Flashcards
Try on clothes
Try on clothes
To put clothes on to see if they fit or look good.
Get into clothes
Get into clothes
To put clothes on; to be able to fit into clothes.
Put on clothes
Put on clothes
To wear clothes.
Throw on clothes
Throw on clothes
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Have on clothes
Have on clothes
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Take off clothes
Take off clothes
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Dress up (fancy)
Dress up (fancy)
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Bundle up
Bundle up
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Dress up
Dress up
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Try on
Try on
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Take off
Take off
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Worn out
Worn out
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Button up
Button up
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Hang up
Hang up
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Lace up
Lace up
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Break in
Break in
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Let out
Let out
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Take in
Take in
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Study Notes
Phrasal Verbs Related to Clothing
- Buying Clothes:
try on: To put on clothes to see if they fit.get into: To be able to wear clothing; or, to become involved in something.fit into: To be suitable for a certain garment or physical space.- Dressing:
put on: To wear an item of clothing.throw on: To quickly don something.have on: To be wearing something.take off: To remove clothing.- Closing Clothing:
zip up: To fasten a zipper on clothing.button up: To fasten buttons on clothing.tuck in: To tuck a shirt into pants or a skirt.roll up: To roll up sleeves.- Fancy Clothing:
dress up: To wear nicer or more formal clothes.dress up like: To wear clothes imitative of someone.- Weather and Clothing:
bundle up: To put on warm clothes to protect against cold.wrap up: To put on warm clothes to protect oneself from cold.strip down: To remove clothing when hot.- Old Clothing:
wear out: To use clothing until it is worn-out.- Shoes:
slip on: To put on shoes easily.slip off: To take shoes off easily.lace up: To tie the laces of shoes.break in: To wear shoes until they are comfortable.kick off: To take shoes off forcibly or suddenly.- Modifying Clothing:
let out: To have clothing made bigger or looser.take in: To have clothing made smaller.- Tidying Clothing:
fold up: To fold clothing.hang up: To hang clothing on a hanger.put away: To store clothing.
Example Sentences using Phrasal Verbs
- After going to Paris, Dan felt inspired to dress up more often instead of wearing sweatpants and a hoodie every day.
- He went to the store to try on some classy shirts.
- First he took off his hoodie that was worn out after years of daily use.
- As he was buttoning up the first colored shirt he took a look in the mirror.
- He carefully hung up the shirts and came out of the dressing room to look at the shoe selection.
- He laced up some brown dress shoes, but all the shoes seem too stiff and uncomfortable.
- It would take too long to break them in so Dan decided to just buy the shirts.
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Test your understanding of phrasal verbs associated with clothing! This quiz covers various contexts, including buying, dressing, and weather-related clothing terms. Challenge yourself to see how well you know these expressions.
