Clothes we like, hate, want, need and have.
Do you like fashion?
If the answer is yes but you feel you don’t have much money to buy a lot of clothes don’t worry, it is a good idea to try window shopping because you don’t have to pay for anything. It is a fun pastime that many people enjoy all around the world. Window shopping goes from the activity of looking at products in store windows, walking through shopping malls to browsing sites online with the purpose of watching the items without the intention of buying them.
It has many advantages:
- It doesn’t cost money.
- It consumes energy so you could feel less stressed.
- You can compare prices.
- You have the idea about what are in fashion.
- It helps you prevent impulse buying.
- You don’t buy things that you don’t need.
- You can try on different clothes you like.
- If you hate crowded shops, you can try it online.
Now that you know what window shopping is…
Do you like window shopping?
Do you hate spending time without buying anything?
Before going over the exercises let’s remember the structures of these verbs: like, hate, want, need and have. Check these examples from the previous text about window shopping:
Singular
You have the idea about what are in fashion.
If you hate crowded shops, you can try it online.
My dad hates crowded shops, so he prefers staying at home.
Negative
You don’t have to pay for anything.
You don’t buy things that you don’t need.
My dad doesn’t like going window shopping.
Interrogative
Do you like window shopping?
Do you hate spending time without buying anything?
Do your friends have time to go window shopping?
Does your best friend like fashion?
Here you have some comics about teenagers going window shopping...
Es Read the following dialogues and write in the spaces the appropriate form of the verbs from the box. The verbs can be repeated.
Lee los siguientes diálogos y escribe en los espacios la forma correcta de los verbos del recuadro. Los verbos se pueden repetir.
need / like / hate / have / want
