Clothes & Sports
Words for clothes, sports and healthy living.
In this lesson, you will learn words for clothes like shirt, dress and boots. You will also learn words for sports like football, swimming and tennis. Finally, you will learn simple words for healthy living like exercise, healthy food and water. These words help you talk about what you wear, what you play and how to stay well.
Key terms
| Word | Group |
|---|---|
| shirt | Clothes |
| dress | Clothes |
| trousers | Clothes |
| boots | Clothes |
| football | Sports |
| swimming | Sports |
| tennis | Sports |
| cycling | Sports |
| water | Healthy Living |
| healthy food | Healthy Living |
| exercise | Healthy Living |
Words in this lesson can be put into three groups: Clothes, Sports and Healthy Living.
- 1Question: What are you wearing today?
- 2Answer: I am wearing a blue shirt and black trousers.
- 3Question: What sports do you like?
- 4Answer: I like swimming and playing football.
Do not say 'a trousers'. Trousers is always plural in English. Say 'some trousers' or 'a pair of trousers'.
The word 'boots' means strong shoes. People wear boots in cold or wet weather, not in summer.
The word 'football' is one word. Do not put a space: write football, not 'foot ball'.
Rules
- 1Clothes words name things you wear: shirt, T-shirt, trousers, dress, skirt, shoes, boots, hat, cap, coat, jacket, socks, jumper.
- 2Sports words name games and activities: football, basketball, tennis, volleyball, swimming, running, cycling, gymnastics.
- 3Healthy living words are about a good life: exercise, healthy food, water.
- 4Sports often use the verb 'play' (play football, play tennis) or 'go' (go swimming, go running, go cycling).
- 5Some clothes words like 'trousers' and 'socks' are always plural in English.
- 6The word 'jumper' is British English. It means a warm top you pull over your head.
Practice
10 easy · 10 medium · 10 hard
10 random questions per test