Describe an item of clothing that someone gave you.
What the clothing was?
Who gave it to you?
When you got it?
And explain why this person gave you the clothing?

 

 

Introduction 1

 

• I think everyone in this world loves to receive gifts. Exchanging gifts is an important part of the celebration.
• But did you know that the whole act of giving a gift can bring psychological benefits? Gifting is a universal way to show interest, gratitude, gratitude, and bond with others.
• Today I would like to talk about the clothes I received from my cousin.

What the clothing was? and Who gave it to you?

• Most of my relatives and friends know that I love traditional South Indian dresses.
• Last December, one of my cousins working for the government went to Tamil Nadu.
• She knows my choice, so she bought me a traditional dress.

When you got it?

• I got it at the new year party. lt was three-piece clothing which includes a long lower garment resembling a long skirt which was golden and red colour, a red colour choli blouse and a long dupatta.
• It is usually worn by the village girls in Tamil Nadu.

Explain why this person gave you the clothing?

• As I said, most of my friends and relatives know that I love South Indian dresses, so she brought them for me. I was very happy to receive it.
• Thank her for giving me such a wonderful gift.

 

 

Introduction 2

 

• In our life we all give and receive gifts from time to time.
• I have also received many gifts in my life, some of which were items of clothing.

What the clothing was? and Who gave it to you? and When you got it?

• Here I would like to talk about a traditional suit, which my maternal gave me as a gift on my birthday.
• It is a bottle green suit with magenta and golden embroidery
• It also has a multi-coloured stole to go with it which had a golden lace on all sides
• It is studded with golden beads
• It has a very traditional ethnic touch to it
• It is a very beautiful suit
• The stole is in crinkled silk
• She gave me matching accessories also
• She gave me a golden beaded purse to go with it.
• Whenever I wear the suit, I wear my traditional Punjabi shoes, which match perfectly with the suit.
• When I wear that suit everyone compliments me
• I feel very good when I receive those compliments.

And explain why this person gave you the clothing?

• Actually, my aunt runs her hobby classes of cooking in Chandigarh.
• I stayed with her during my vacations and helped her.
• She could accommodate more number of students because of my help.
• She offered me money, but I refused because I had not helped her for money.
• So she bought this expensive suit for me on my birthday.

Conclusion:

• I really like the suit and have worn it on many occasions.

 

 

Introduction 3

 

There is no denying this conviction that most gifts we receive are clothes.

What the clothing was? and Who gave it to you?

Recently one of my bosom friends gifted me a leather jacket of the Nike brand.

When did you get it?

Last year my country was in lockdown due to the corona pandemic. When the administration finally lifted the lockdown, I had a sigh of relief.

As I wanted to do some adventure, I went to Manali to spend quality time with one of my bosom friends. Over there my friend gave me the leather jacket.

And explain why this person gave you the clothing?

I had made an all of a sudden plan. Due to that, I did not carry the appropriate clothing. While sightseeing I was feeling uncomfortable and I started suffering from a cold. The reason for feeling uncomfortable was that I didn’t have a jacket to prevent myself from the cool breeze at that hill station

To make me feel comfortable in the cold temperature of Manali, my friend gifted me a leather jacket. It took me three days to recover from the cold, and then I started roaming in the hills of Manali.

The jacket gifted by my friend helped me to remain warm in the cold temperature of Manali. Moreover, it looked at me.

The rest of the trip went well, and I thanked my friend for helping me during a challenging time.

 

 

Introduction 4

 

Being a shy person, I do not tend to experiment with clothing. I choose to remain simple. However, recently due to circumstances, I had to wear something different.

What the clothing was?

The clothing was traditional Indian attire called “Sherwani”.

Who gave it to you?

One of my friends gave it to me.

When did you get it?

Last year our nation was in a state of lockdown. Due to that, I had to remain indoors for six months. When the administration lifted the lockdown and started the unlocking process, I had a sigh of relief. To celebrate the freedom, I immediately rushed to attend the wedding of one of my bosom friends named “Nischay.”

As I didn’t have much time at my disposal, I packed my clothes and went to attend the wedding. During that time, my friend who had hosted the party gave me a brand new “Sherwani” to wear.

And explain why this person gave you the clothing?

My friend gave the clothing to me to make his wedding day special. As all his college mates and bosom friends were present at the wedding, he tried his best, to make that day memorable.

To do so, he made his wedding celebration a theme party. All male guests had to wear a Sherwani, and all-female guests had to wear Lehanga.

Being my buddy, Nischay was well aware of my clothing choice. He knew very well that I would not spend money buying a “Sherwani”, he decided to buy one for me.

To my surprise, it suited my personality, and from that day, I have started experimenting with clothing.

 

Introduction 5

 

A gift helps us to stay in touch and keep that individual in our life.

I also give so many different kinds of gifts to my loving ones

But here I am going to talk about a time when received a gift from my sister.

Last year on my birthday I received a parcel without the sender name.

I was excited to open it.

My younger brother open this parcel, there was a set of t-shirts of Armani brand.

The T-shirts were in three different colours white, blue and grey.

The T-shirt was of premium fabric.

I wear my favourite blue colour t-shirt.

It was very pleasing to wear this top brand.

But I was confused as to who sent me this gift.

In the evening I got a call from my friend who lives abroad.

He wish me and asked how were the t-shirts.

I was shocked and realized that he had sent me this gift for my birthday.

He knew that I was very fond of wearing T-shirts.  That’s why he sent me this t-shirt.

I asked him why did you send me such an expensive T-shirt?

He told me in a funny way that now I earn in dollars, not in rupees.

We laughed a lot and remember the old days we spent in schools.

So it was an item of clothing that someone gave me

 

 

Introduction 6

 

I would like to describe a coat my parents gave me as a present on my 18th birthday. I must say that it is really smart and exactly to my liking.

The coat is made of cotton only and by a Vietnamese clothes brand. It is a kneelength black coat, which was in fashion at that time. What I like the most is that there are two deep side pockets, so in winter, I always put my hands into those pockets to avoid the cold. Besides, I can button the coat from top to bottom and it’s also got a decorative waist belt.

I am so fond of this coat that I usually wear it every winter. It fits me perfectly and makes me feel comfortable and warm, no matter how cold the weather is. I keep myself warm by wearing the coat with jeans and boots, which match it well.

In fact, I have never thought whether it will be out of fashion. As this coat is a gift from my parents, I treasure it a lot and – for sure – I will keep wearing this coat in the future.

VOCABULARY:

• really smart: [adjective] very clean, neat and attractive.
  Example: If you want to look good on special social occasions, or even at work, it is important to dress in really smart clothes.
• To my liking: [expression] suitable, and how somebody likes something.
  Example: The smart way in which she has decorated my house is exactly to my liking.
• button the coat: [verbal phrase] fasten the coat with buttons.
  Example: Stepping outside my warm house, I quickly buttoned the coat which I was wearing to try and keep warm.
• decorative: [adjective] intended to look attractive, because of the way in which it is decorated.
  Example: Many tourists visit the Temple of Literature because of the many decorative sculptures which they can see there.
• fond of: [expression] finding something pleasant or enjoyable, especially something that you have liked or enjoyed for a long time.
  Example: My uncle is an excellent musician, and he is very fond of his hobby.
• match: [verb] if things match each other, they have the same colour or style and therefore look attractive together.
  Example: None of these shoes match my jeans – they are all very different and they are too formal.
• treasure: [verb] have or keep something that you love and that is very valuable to you.
  Example: Thank you for e-mailing the photos. They are superb and I will always treasure them and the memories that they bring

 

 

 

Follow up Questions

1. What kinds of clothes do people wear after work?
People wear comfortable and casual clothes after work, because usually at work, people have to wear uniforms or formal clothes. Once people come back home, they like to relax and want to be more comfortable.

 

 

2. What kind of clothes should people wear at work?
At work people should wear proper and formal clothes. At some workplaces, uniforms are needed, which gives them an identity and develops a sense of discipline. It also depends on the type of work people do. If someone is working as a gym instructor, he or she cannot wear formal clothes to work. They have to wear sports wear.

 

 

3. Do you think students need to wear school uniforms?
Yes, I think students need to wear school uniforms, as they act as a social leveler/equalizer. Uniforms give an identity to the students and also inculcate a sense of discipline among students. Uniforms are also good for the school’s security, as if any miscreants enter the school, they can be easily spotted.

 

 

4. Where do Indian people buy clothes?
Indian people buy clothes from shops and stores in the local markets and in shopping malls. There are many small-scale stores and boutiques that are run from home, from where people shop for clothes. Also, online shopping is very popular in India. There are many popular shopping websites, like Amazon, Flipkart, Snapdeal and so on, from where people buy clothes.

 

 

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