Notes: Words Related to Clothes | English Olympiad for Class 3 PDF Download

1. Common Clothes We Wear

Clothes are things we wear on our bodies. Here are some you know:

• Shirt: Worn on the upper body, like a school shirt.
• Pants: Worn on the legs, like jeans.
• Dress: A one-piece outfit, often for girls.
• Jacket: Keeps you warm in cold weather.
• Socks: Worn on feet inside shoes.
• Shoes: Protect your feet when you walk.
• Hat: Worn on the head, like a cap.

2. Describing Clothes

We can describe clothes using colours, patterns, or materials:

• Colours: Red shirt, blue dress, yellow hat.
• Patterns: Striped socks, polka-dot skirt.
• Materials: Cotton T-shirt, wool sweater.

Example: "I have a red cotton shirt with stripes."

3. When Do We Wear Clothes?

We wear different clothes for different times:

• School Uniform: Worn to school, like a shirt and pants.
• Raincoat: Worn when it rains to stay dry.
• Party Dress: Worn for birthdays or parties.
• Sports Shoes: Worn for running or playing.

Example: "I wear a raincoat when it’s raining."

4. Action Words for Clothes

We use action words with clothes:

• Wear: I wear a jacket.
• Put on: I put on my shoes.
• Take off: I take off my hat.
• Wash: I wash my socks.

Example: "I put on my blue jacket."

Wearing clothes

5. Spelling Practice

Let’s spell some clothes words correctly:

• S-H-I-R-T spells Shirt.
• D-R-E-S-S spells Dress.
• S-O-C-K-S spells Socks.

6. Asking Questions About Clothes

Let’s ask questions using clothes words:

• What do you wear to school? (Answer: I wear a uniform.)

Students in their school uniform

• Is your jacket red? (Answer: No, it’s blue.)
• Which shoes do you like? (Answer: I like sports shoes.)