April 28, 2024
Verbs for cloths
He is wearing suits.
He wants to put on suits/ He is going to put on suits/ he is putting suits on.
Put on your pajamas.
The pajamas you are wearing is dirty, take it off.
Get dressed to go= let’s go and get dressed.
She tries her clothes on in front of the mirror.
After doing the laundry, I hung them up to dry.
This pair of shoes is not my fit= this is not my fit shoe= this shoe size doesn’t fit me.
I need a bigger size/one.
On Sundays, we do the laundry so that clothes get cleaned.
Verbs for cloths
He is wearing a suits.
He wants to put on a suits/ He is going to put on a suits/ he is putting a suits on.
Put on your pajamas.
The pajamas you are wearing isare dirty, take it off.
Since Pyjamas are technically two items, you would use "are" instead of "is"
Get dressed to go out = lLet’s go and get dressed.
She tries her clothes on in front of the mirror.
After doing the laundry, I hung them up to dry.
This pair of shoes isare not my fitsize= this is not my fit shoshoe size= this shoe size doesn’t fit me.
I need a bigger size/one.
On Sundays, we do the laundry so that clothes get cleaned.
Verbs for clothes
He is wearing suits./ trying on suits.
He wants to put on suits/ He is going to put on suits/ he is putting suits on.
Put on your pajamas.
The pajamas you are wearing isare dirty, take ithem off.
Get dressed to go= let’s go and get dressed.
She tries her clothes on in front of the mirror.
After doing the laundry, I hung them up to dry.
Verbs for clothes
He is wearings suits.
He wants to put on a suits / He is going to put on a suits / he is putting a suits on.
Put on your pajamas.
The pajamas you are wearing isare dirty, take ithem off.
Get dressed to go = let’s go and get dressed.
She tries her clothes on in front of the mirror.
After doing the laundry, I hung ithem up to dry.
This pair of shoes is not my fitsize = this is not my fit shoe size = this shoe size doesn’t fit me.
I need a bigger size/one.
Or "I need one size bigger."
On Sundays, we do the laundry so that the clothes get cleaned.
Verbs for clothes
He is wearing suits.
He wants to put onwear suits/ He is going to put on a suits/ /he is putting suits on.
You could also use the verb to wear.
Put on your pajamas.
The pajamas you are wearing isare dirty, take it off.
Get dressed to go= /let’s go and get dressed.
She tries her clothes on in front of the mirror.
After doing the laundry, I hung them up to dry.
This pair of shoes is not my fit=size / this is not my fitsize in shoe=s / this shoe size doesn’t fit me.
I need a bigger size/one.
On Sundays, we do the laundry so that the clothes get cleanwashed.
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