632 I’m going to wear my blue suit. Is that all right?
632 私は青いスーツを着用するつもりです。それは大丈夫でしょうか？
633 I have two suits to send to the cleaners.
633 私は掃除機に送信するには、2つのスーツを持っている。
634 I have some shirts to send to the laundry.
634 私は洗濯物に送信するためにいくつかのTシャツを持っている。
635 You ought to have that coat cleaned and pressed.
635 あなたはそのコートは洗浄と押されているべきである。
636 I’ve got to get this shirt washed and ironed.
636 私は、このシャツは洗浄し、アイロンを得るようになってきました。
637 All my suits are dirty. I don’t have anything to wear.
637 すべての私のスーツが汚れている。私が着るには何もありません。
638 You’d better wear a light jacket. It’s chilly today.
638 すべての私のスーツが汚れている。私が着るには何もありません。
639 This dress doesn’t fit me anymore.
638 このドレスはもう私に合わないではない。
640 I guess I’ve outgrown this pair of trousers.
640 私はズボンのこのペアを脱却したと思います。
641 These shoes are worn-out. They’ve lasted a long time.
641 これらの靴は着用アウトです。彼らは長い時間が続いた。
642 I can’t fasten this collar button.
642 私は、この襟のボタンを留めることができません。
643 Why don’t you get dressed now? Put on your work clothes.
643 なぜあなたは今では服を着れない？あなたの作業服を着た。
644 My brother came in, changed his clothes, and went out again.
644 兄は、入って来た彼の服を変え、再び出て行った。
645 I didn’t notice you were wearing your new hat.
645 私はあなたの新しい帽子をかぶっていた気付かなかった。
Verb Study
1. wear =
(A) What are you going to wear today? (B) She wore her blue dress yesterday. (C) What is Mr. Cooper wearing today?（A）何が今日着用するつもりですか？ （B）彼女は昨日、彼女の青いドレスを着ていた。 （C）とは何氏クーパーは、今日着ている？
2. clean, press =
(A) You ought to have that coat cleaned and pressed. (B) I’m cleaning the kitchen because it looks dirty. (C) She presses her skirts and cleans her dresses every week. (D) She cleans the house about two or three times a week.（A）あなたはそのコートは洗浄され、押されているべきである。それが汚れて見えるので、（B）私は台所を掃除しています。 （C）彼女は彼女のスカートをプレスし、毎週彼女のドレスをきれいにします。 （D）彼女は2〜3回約一週間家をきれいにします。
3. wash, iron =
(A) I’ve got to get this shirt washed and ironed. (B) She washes and irons the clothes every week. (C) Do you wash and iron shirts here?（A）私は、このシャツは洗浄し、アイロンを得るようになってきました。 （B）は、彼女が毎週服を洗い、アイロンと。 （C）は、ここを洗浄し、鉄のシャツですか？
4. outgrown =
(A) I guess I’ve outgrown this pair of trousers. (B) He’s growing fast. He outgrows all of his clothes in a very short time. (C) Have you outgrown your blue suit already? (D) I outgrew this pair of shoes in three months.（A）私はズボンのこのペアを脱却したと思います。 （B）彼は急速に成長しています。彼は非常に短い時間で彼の服のすべてをoutgrows。 （C）あなたはすでにあなたの青いスーツを手狭にしたことがありますか？ （D）私は3ヶ月で靴のこのペアをリードするものとなっ。
5. fasten =
(A) I can’t fasten this collar button. (B) He never fastens the top button of his shirt. (C) Would you please fasten your seat belts? (D) Please wait. I haven’t fastened my seat belt yet.（A）私は、この襟のボタンを留めることができません。 （B）彼は彼のシャツの一番上のボタンを留めることはない。 （C）あなたのシートベルトを締めてくださいますか？ （D）しばらくお待ちください。私はまだシートベルトを締めていない。
6. come in =
(A) My brother came in at 8 o’clock. (B) She comes in here every day at 3 o’clock. (C) Come in please, and sit down.（A）私の弟は8時に来た。 （B）彼女は3時位置には毎日ここに来ます。 （C）でお願いしに来て、座る。
7. change =
(A) My brother came in, changed his clothes, and went out again. (B) She changes her clothes two or three times a day. (C) You certainly haven’t changed very much. You look the same. (D) The tire is flat. You’ll have to change it.（A）私の弟は、入って来た彼の服を変え、再び出て行った。 （B）は、彼女が彼女の服2〜3回の日を変更します。 （C）あなたは確かにあまり変わっていない。あなたが同じように見える。 （D）タイヤが平坦である。あなたはそれを変更する必要があります。
8. notice =
(A) Have you noticed anything new about me? (B) I should have noticed your new hat, I guess. (C) Did you notice the number of that house? (D) Notice how well this suit fits!（A）あなたは私について何か新しいことに気づいたことがありますか？ （B）私はあなたの新しい帽子に気づいているはずです、私は推測する。 （C）あなたはその家の番号を確認しましたか？ （D）このスーツはどのように適合するか十分に注意してください！
Word/Phrase Substitution Drills
1a What are you going to wear today?
1b What are you going to put on today?
2a I’m going to wear my blue suit. Is that all right?
2b I’m going to wear my aqua skirt. Is that all right?
2c I’m going to wear my tuxedo. Is that all right?
2d I’m going to wear my skirt and blouse. Is that all right?
2e I’m going to wear my new dress. Is that all right?
3a I have two suits to send to the cleaners.
3b I have a dress to send to the cleaners.
3c I have a pair of slacks to send to the cleaners.
4a I have some shirts to send to the laundry.
4b I have some underwear to send to the laundry.
4c I have shirts and socks to send to the laundry.
4d I have some dirty clothes to send to the laundry.
5a You ought to have that coat cleaned and pressed.
5b You ought to have that coat taken up in the sleeves.
5c You ought to have that coat let down in the sleeves.
5d You ought to have that coat tailored to fit you.
6a I’ve got to get this shirt washed and ironed.
6b I’ve got to get this dress washed and ironed.
6c I’ve got to get these clothes washed and ironed.
6d I’ve got to get these sheets and towels washed and ironed.
6e I’ve got to get these tablecloths washed and ironed.
6f I’ve got to get these linens washed and ironed.
7a All my suits are dirty . I don’t have anything to wear.
7b All my suits are wrinkled. I don’t have anything to wear.
7c All my suits are too short. I don’t have anything to wear.
7d All my suits are too small for me. I don’t have anything to wear.
7e All my suits are out of style. I don’t have anything to wear.
8a You’d better wear a light jacket. It’s chilly today.
8b You’d better wear a heavey jacket. It’s cold today.
16b You should wear something warm. It’s cold today.
16c You ought to wear something warm. It’s cold today.
16d I suggest that you wear something warm. It’s cold today.
17a These clothes are wrinkled. They need to be pressed.
17b These clothes are dirty. They need to be washed.
17c These clothes are too long. They need to be taken up.
17d These clothes are too short. They need to be let down.
18a These shoes are old. They’re worn-out.
18b These shoes are fairly new. They’re in good condition.
Reading Practice
Have you noticed that men and women have very different opinions about clothing? Mr. Harper, for example, has probably been wearing the same clothes for several years and intends to wear them for several more. あなたは、男性と女性は服についての非常に異なった意見を持っていることに気づいたことがありますか？ハーパー氏は、例えば、おそらく数年間同じ服を着て、いくつかのより多くのためにそれらを着用する予定されています。
He’s very happy if his clothes last for a long time. He only need a couple of suits and a sports coat and slacks. Occasionally he buys a shirt, a pair of socks, some underwear, or a new tie. Mr. Harper is confident that he has enough clothing. 長い時間のための彼の服が最後ならば、彼はとても幸せだ。彼はスーツのカップルやスポーツコートとスラックスを必要とします。時折彼は、シャツ、靴下のペア、いくつかの下着、または新しいネクタイを買う。ハーパー氏は、彼が十分な衣類を持っていると確信しています。
He thinks that his wife has plenty of clothes, too. She has several dresses, some skirts and blouses, and a few pairs of shoes. But when ever they plan to go out for the evening she says, “I don’t know what to do. I have nothing to wear.” “What about all the things in your closet?” Mr. Harper asks his wife. 彼は彼の妻があまりにも、たくさんの服のを持っていると思います。彼女はいくつかのドレス、いくつかのスカートやブラウス、靴のいくつかのペアを持っています。しかし、これまで、彼らは夜のために外出することを計画するとき、彼女は”私が何をすべきかわからない。私が着るには何もない。”と言う”あなたのクローゼットの中にすべてのものはどうですか？”ハーパー氏は、彼の妻を尋ねます。
But he knows what the answer will be. One dress is out of style, another is too small or too short, and the third just doesn’t appeal to her anymore. しかし、彼は答えがどうなるか知っています。 Oneドレスは、スタイルの外にある、もう一つは小さすぎたり、短すぎる、3番目はただもう彼女にアピールしていません。
Sometimes Mr. Harper can persuade his wife that something from her closet looks good on her. But once in a while she insists on going shopping for a new dress and new shoes. たまに氏ハーパーは彼女のクローゼットから何かが彼女に似合うことを彼の妻を説得することができます。しかし、一度に、彼女は新しい服と新しい靴のために買い物に行くを主張しながら。
Mr. Harper talks a lot, but he doesn’t really mind if his wife buys new clothes once in a while. Actually, he likes her to look attractive when they go to the theater or to a party. 氏ハーパーは多くのことを語ったが、彼の妻は、たまに新しい服を買うならば、彼は本当に気にしない。実は、彼は彼らが劇場やパーティーに行くときに魅力的に見えるように彼女が好き。
Questions
1. Why do you think women need more clothing than men?
2. How long does Mr. Harper wear the same clothes?
3. What does he buy occasionally?
4. What does his wife have in her closet?
5. Why does she frequently say that she has nothing to wear?
6. Why doesn’t Mr. Harper mind if his wife buys new clothes once in a while?
7. Do you think men worry about styles as much as women do?
Conversation
Dialog 1
BILL: I don’t know what to wear today. Is it going to be cold or warm? BILL’S BROTHER: It looks like it’s going to rain today. You’d better take your raincoat. BILL: I can’t decide whether to wear my grey suit or the brown one. BILL’S BROTHER: Why don’t you wear the grey one? It’s not as heavy as the brown one. It may rain today, but it won’t be very cold. BILL: All right. What are you going to wear? BILL’S BROTHER: I think I’ll wear my new jacket and dark blue trousers. And if I can borrow your blue tie, I’ll wear that. I don’t have a blue tie. BILL: Of course you can have it All of my shirts are at the laundry, so I borrowed one of yours. I was sure you wouldn’t mind.
Dialog 2
ALICE: What kind of dress are you looking for? MARY: Since it’s getting warmer this time of year, I want something lightweight. What material do you think would be best? ALICE: Let’s see what there is. We can go to several stores. Personally, I like a cotton dress for spring. MARY: So do I. And I could wear it all summer, too. I want something I can use for a long time. ALICE: What color would you like? Yellow or green would be good colors for you. MARY: Oh! I want a white dress. ALICE: Are you sure? It’s not a very practical color. It gets dirty so fast. MARY: I know. But I’m getting married on Saturday, and white is the traditional color for a wedding dress.
WORD LIST
anymore
aqua
bathing suit
bathrobe
below
blouse
boot
button
cleaners
collar
evening dress
glove
lightweight
linens
rainy
shoelaces
shoestrings
skirt
slacks
sleeve
slipper
swimming trunks
tablecloth
tails
trousers
tuxedo
underwear
wrinkled
VERB FORMS
appeal (to)
buckle
clean
fasten
iron
let down
notice
occur
outgrow, outgrew (p.), outgrown (p. part.)
press
suggest
tailor
take up
tie
unbutton
undress
use
EXPRESSIONS
all right
out of style
Supplementary Word List (Conversation and Reading Practice)
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