I like a comfortable clothes. Whet I go to the walk I put on my jeans, a white shirt and trainers. I prefer wear a top and a skirt in the summer. I like put on my bordo sweatshirt and a grey trousers when I go to my job.
I like all kinds of clothes. When I go to school, I just wear comfortable clothes like T-shirt and jeans with trainers. When hanging out with my friends, I usually basic clothes, sometimes dresses with sandals, sometimes jeans, T-shirt with trainers or just pants with basic T-shirt, or even pyjamas (lol). When I attend important events like weeding, conferences, I tend to choose formal clothes like shirt, dresses with dark colors, high heels,.... But the clothes I like best is casual clothes (T- shirt, jeans, trainers)
Usually I like to wear comfortable casual clothes. For example I like jeans, T-shirts and sweatshirts. I like comfortable trainers very much. But sometimes i want to look pretty. I wear a beatiful skirts, shirts and dresses. And high heel shoes i like no less than trainers.
I often wear confortable clothes because I have the luck to work at home. So I usually wear trainers with a sport's wear for the lower part of the body, and a T-shirt or a polo for the upper part. When it's cold or wind I also of course wear a sweatshirt and/or a jacket. I don't like to wear hat or cap, I prefer use my headphone ;)
My dress changes according to occassion like in any festival i use to wear long froks, shirts with tights with printed scarf, mostly i wear flat sandal because i am highted and heels is not suitable for. In workplace i take casual dress because i am a teacher and teacher should be look like cool and decent. I love trainers because i have never feel tire when i use this.
On the tops I like to wear most t-shirt when is warm and sweatshirt of t-shirt when is cold. When is really cold I put jacket, scarf and hat. I usually don't wear shirt and jumper because I don't like it. I prefer casual clothes. On the bottoms I like to wear most jeans.
'sneakers' and 'trainers' mean the same thing, but the first is American English and the second is British English.
As far as I know (I'm not a runner), 'running shoes' and 'jogging shoes' are the same kind of shoe; for most people, 'jogging' and 'running' are the same thing, though for some 'jogging' refers to a kind of slower-paced running, whereas running is a more general term that can include jogging plus faster running.
'walking shoes' in theory could be a bit different from running or jogging shoes, though I expect they are quite similar in many ways.
Hi,
I prefer to wear top, especialy white colour and jeans in the summer and in the winter I put on a warm jumper and a sweatshirt. I like clothes that make me comfortable.
I like to wear coloured jeans, like blue, black, grey, brown and red.
In winter I wear ever a jumper on a shirt: I love the dark shirts.
In summer I usually wear T-shirt of different types, and very light trousers because I don't like to fell to much hot.
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I prefer to wear formal clothes; I use trainers only when I want to go to the gym or take a walk. I am not a jeans fan. I like the coat, skirt, hat, tops, high heels shoes, and dresses.
Right now as I am writing I'm wearing blue trainers with a black jeans, moving upward, there is a blue t-shirt with a black sweatshirt. I do not like hat and coats unless when it is too cold
I learned the words "sweatshirt" (buso), "trousers" (pantalón camuflado), "top" (vestido enterizo) y "jumper" (buso de lana). I'm very happy for learning this new words.
Hello Rafaela1,
'sneakers' and 'trainers' mean the same thing, but the first is American English and the second is British English.
As far as I know (I'm not a runner), 'running shoes' and 'jogging shoes' are the same kind of shoe; for most people, 'jogging' and 'running' are the same thing, though for some 'jogging' refers to a kind of slower-paced running, whereas running is a more general term that can include jogging plus faster running.
'walking shoes' in theory could be a bit different from running or jogging shoes, though I expect they are quite similar in many ways.
Hope that helps you make sense of it!
All the best
Kirk
The LearnEnglish Team