Clothes Names in English Worksheet
Speaking tips (Key words): Say what you are wearing now: “I am wearing a blue shirt.” Shoes, socks, jeans, gloves and glasses are pairs — use “are”: “These shoes are too small.” One thing uses “is”: “This dress is very pretty.” Ask “Are you wearing …?” and praise a friend: “What a lovely dress!”
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- 1.Make a sentence: What / lovely / a / dress!
- 2.Which sentence says “Kabir has a blue cap.”? (a) My mother wears a beautiful sari. (b) What a lovely dress! (c) Kabir has a blue cap.
- 3.Which sentence says “My mother wears a beautiful sari.”? (a) What a lovely dress! (b) I wear a warm coat in winter. (c) My mother wears a beautiful sari.
- 4.Which word is “school bag”? (a) shirt (b) scarf (c) cap (d) school bag
- 5.Make a sentence: wearing / your / Are / gloves? / you
- 6.🥻 What is this? (a) coat (b) scarf (c) shirt (d) sari
- 7.🧥 What is this? (a) dress (b) cap (c) coat (d) shoes
- 8.🧣 What is this? (a) dress (b) scarf (c) jeans (d) socks
- 9.Make a sentence: lovely / What / a / dress!
- 10.These shoes ___ too small. (a) is (b) am (c) are
- 11.Make a sentence: cap. / Kabir / blue / a / has
- 12.🧦 What is this? (a) jeans (b) socks (c) shirt (d) sari
- 13.Wear ___ on your hands when it is cold. (a) cap (b) gloves (c) socks
- 14.🧤 What is this? (a) gloves (b) school bag (c) jeans (d) dress
- 15.Which word is “gloves”? (a) school bag (b) gloves (c) jeans (d) socks
- 16.👗 What is this? (a) gloves (b) dress (c) socks (d) cap
- 17.Make a sentence: lovely / a / dress! / What
- 18.Make a sentence: dress! / lovely / a / What
- 19.Make a sentence: What / a / dress! / lovely
- 20.Make a sentence: has / a / Kabir / blue / cap.
- 21.___ a lovely sari! (a) How (b) Who (c) What
- 22.👟 What is this? (a) dress (b) shoes (c) cap (d) scarf
- 23.👕 What is this? (a) gloves (b) cap (c) glasses (d) shirt
- 24.Make a sentence: your / gloves? / you / Are / wearing
- 25.Which word is “dress”? (a) school bag (b) dress (c) socks (d) sari
- 26.___ you wearing a jacket? (a) Are (b) Is (c) Do
- 27.Which sentence says “I wear a warm coat in winter.”? (a) I wear a warm coat in winter. (b) Kabir has a blue cap. (c) My mother wears a beautiful sari.
- 28.This dress ___ very pretty. (a) am (b) are (c) is
- 29.Which word is “sari”? (a) socks (b) sari (c) jeans (d) coat
- 30.Make a sentence: wears / beautiful / mother / My / sari. / a
- 31.🥻 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) I wear a warm coat in winter. (b) My mother wears a beautiful sari. (c) What a lovely dress!
- 32.Make a sentence: you / gloves? / Are / your / wearing
- 33.Which sentence says “Are you wearing your gloves?”? (a) My mother wears a beautiful sari. (b) I wear a warm coat in winter. (c) Are you wearing your gloves?
- 34.Make a sentence: your / wearing / Are / gloves? / you
- 35.👖 What is this? (a) school bag (b) socks (c) jeans (d) sari
- 36.Make a sentence: sari. / wears / My / a / beautiful / mother
- 37.Which word is “shirt”? (a) socks (b) shirt (c) sari (d) shoes
- 38.Which word is “coat”? (a) jeans (b) shirt (c) gloves (d) coat
- 39.Make a sentence: a / I / warm / in / wear / coat / winter.
- 40.🧢 Which sentence matches the picture? (a) Are you wearing your gloves? (b) Kabir has a blue cap. (c) Put on your shoes, please.
Answer key
- What a lovely dress!
- Kabir has a blue cap.
- My mother wears a beautiful sari.
- school bag
- Are you wearing your gloves?
- sari
- coat
- scarf
- What a lovely dress!
- are
- Kabir has a blue cap.
- socks
- gloves
- gloves
- gloves
- dress
- What a lovely dress!
- What a lovely dress!
- What a lovely dress!
- Kabir has a blue cap.
- What
- shoes
- shirt
- Are you wearing your gloves?
- dress
- Are
- I wear a warm coat in winter.
- is
- sari
- My mother wears a beautiful sari.
- My mother wears a beautiful sari.
- Are you wearing your gloves?
- Are you wearing your gloves?
- Are you wearing your gloves?
- jeans
- My mother wears a beautiful sari.
- shirt
- coat
- I wear a warm coat in winter.
- Kabir has a blue cap.
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