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1 Free Powerpoint Templates Page 1 Free Powerpoint Templates FASHION AND CLOTHES

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6 Free Powerpoint Templates Page 6 Do you live to shop or shop to live? How important are clothes to you?

7 Free Powerpoint Templates Page 7 1. You have 5 sentences 2. You use 5 new words.

8 Free Powerpoint Templates Page 8 Who do you think is the most attractive woman/man in the world? Why?Who do you think is the most attractive woman/man in the world? Why?

9 Free Powerpoint Templates Page 9 Which people in the pictures do you think are attractive? Why? Why not?

10 Free Powerpoint Templates Page 10 Suntan

11 Free Powerpoint Templates Page 11 Pale

12 Free Powerpoint Templates Page 12 Lead

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14 Free Powerpoint Templates Page 14 Wig

15 Free Powerpoint Templates Page 15 A mouse mice

16 Free Powerpoint Templates Page 16 Make-up

17 Free Powerpoint Templates Page 17 Reading Read the text and match the headings to the correct paragraphs:  Ideas of beauty 200-300 years ago  The bigger the better  Pale is beautiful  The importance of a long neck  The perfect modern woman 1  Showing your emotions  The world’s most handsome men

18 Free Powerpoint Templates Page 18 The perfect modern woman

19 Free Powerpoint Templates Page 19 Discuss how the girl’s clothes change her appearance in each picture, using the adjectives in the box Casual elegant mature natural pretty serious sophisticated tall young

20 Free Powerpoint Templates Page 20 Listening

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24 Free Powerpoint Templates Page 24 Who do Tina and Leo choose, why? Listen to the end of the conversation. Who did they choose? Why?

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26 Free Powerpoint Templates Page 26 Discuss how the girl’s clothes change her appearance in each picture

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