5A How does it look?

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 4

Do you prefer smart or casual clothes?

1. smart
2. casual

Can you tell what people are like from their clothes? Explain.

Read the comments on page 38 exc. 2A. Which of the descriptions is closest to your own style?

1. 1
2. 2
3. 3
4. 4

Choose the 2 correct alternatives.

My mum thinks I need to .... and look more ... for my new job.

1. dress up
2. wear
3. stylish
4. old-fashioned

She thinks my clothes aren't modern enough, so she took me shopping yesterday to buy some ... clothes for the office.

1. smart
2. casual

She says I can't just wear old jeans to work! And she says I have to have ... shoes and bags, too. You know - everything in the same colour.
That's not really my style at all!

1. tight
2. matching

Anyway, we went to about ten different shops. I didn't like anything and, in the end, we only bought one jacket. I really like it! It's orange. It's ... so I can wear a thick sweater under it when it's cold.

1. loose
2. tight

Describe what you've got on today.
Today, I'm wearing .....

Exercise 5, page 38. Read the first paragraph of the story. Who do you think the girl is? What do you think is wrong?

Read the next part of the story and answer the questions.
Where is the girl?

How does she look?

Do people think something is wrong?
Are they sure about this?

How does she communicate with the police?

What guesses do the police make about her? Why?

What unusual step do the police take?

Listen to the end of the story and choose the correct alternatives.

The woman ... the police.

1. called
2. didn't call

Listen to the end of the story and choose the correct alternatives.

The girl... older than she looked.

1. was
2. wasn't

Listen to the end of the story and choose the correct alternatives.
She ... doing a test of how people behave towards strangers.

1. was
2. wasn't

Listen to the end of the story and choose the correct alternatives.

This ... part of her university course

1. wasn't
2. was

Listen to the end of the story and choose the correct alternatives.

Her family ...

1. knew
2. didn't know

What do you think about the girl's experiment? Was it a good idea?

Grammar - Choose the correct alternative.

I'm not sure. I suppose they ... know the answer.

1. can't
2. might not

Grammar - Choose the correct alternative.

....... he be lost? He's looking at his phone..

1. Could
2. Must

Grammar - Choose the correct alternative.

She seems ... happy - she's smiling.

1. be
2. to be

Grammar - Choose the correct alternative.

The're wearing coats so it ... be cold there.

1. can't
2. must

Grammar - Choose the correct alternative.

It's not very clear and they may not ... able to see the boat.

1. to be
2. be

Grammar - Choose the correct alternative.

I think they ..... be scared.

1. look
2. might

Write responses to the situations.

Use may, might, could, must and can't

Example: Your friend is late for a dinner at your house. She's been to your house before.

Answer: She can't be lost. She knows the way.

Write responses to the situations. - Use may, might, could, must and can't

You meet your friend outside on a freezing cold day and he's wearing only shorts and a t-shirt.

Write responses to the situations. - Use may, might, could, must and can't

A family you don't know are standing outside the house next door. They have suitcases with them.

Write responses to the situations. - Use may, might, could, must and can't

A woman dressed in very smart clothes comes to your work and goes to your manager's office.

Write responses to the situations. - Use may, might, could, must and can't

You see some people singing on your street.