TWO PIECES OF JEWELRY

 Jewelry adds beauty and personality to outfits. Common types of jewelry include necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and rings. In this lesson, students will learn to identify and describe different pieces of jewelry, talk about their preferences, and discuss their value or significance. They will practice using basic grammar structures to describe possession, countable and uncountable nouns, and adjectives to describe jewelry.

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GRAMMAR

Talking About Jewelry

1. Countable and Uncountable Nouns:

   • Jewelry is uncountable, but specific items like necklace, ring, bracelet are countable.
   • Example:
     • I have two pieces of jewelry.
     • This necklace is beautiful.

2. Describing Possession:

   • Subject + has/have + object.
   • Example:
     • She has a gold bracelet.
     • I have two earrings.

3. Adjectives to Describe Jewelry:

   • Subject + is/are + adjective.
   • Example:
     • This ring is expensive.
     • These earrings are shiny.

4. Expressing Preferences:

   • Subject + like(s) + object.
   • Example:
     • I like silver necklaces.
     • He prefers gold rings.

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VOCABULARY

1. Necklace: A piece of jewelry worn around the neck.
   Example: She is wearing a silver necklace.
2. Bracelet: A piece of jewelry worn around the wrist.
   Example: My bracelet is made of gold.
3. Earrings: Jewelry worn on the ears.
   Example: Her earrings are very colorful.
4. Ring: A small circular piece of jewelry worn on fingers.
   Example: He gave her a diamond ring.
5. Brooch: A decorative pin worn on clothing.
   Example: This brooch is very elegant.
6. Pendant: A hanging piece of jewelry on a necklace.
   Example: Her pendant is shaped like a heart.
7. Gemstone: A precious or semi-precious stone.
   Example: The ring has a beautiful gemstone.
8. Gold: A yellow precious metal often used in jewelry.
   Example: I prefer gold jewelry.
9. Silver: A shiny gray-white metal used in jewelry.
   Example: These earrings are made of silver.
10. Chain: A series of connected metal links often used for necklaces.
    Example: The chain is very delicate.

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USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

• What kind of jewelry do you like?
• This necklace looks beautiful.
• I prefer gold over silver.
• Do you have any jewelry on?
• These earrings are too big for me.
• The bracelet is handmade.
• I bought this ring as a gift.
• She wears jewelry every day.
• Jewelry can be expensive or affordable.
• This pendant has sentimental value.

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SENTENCES

Positive Sentences:

1. She has two pieces of jewelry.
2. My necklace is very shiny.
3. He bought a gold ring for his mother.

Negative Sentences:

1. I don’t wear any jewelry today.
2. These earrings aren’t very expensive.
3. She doesn’t like silver bracelets.

Questions and Answers:

1. Q: Do you like wearing jewelry?
   A: Yes, I love wearing necklaces and rings.
2. Q: How many pieces of jewelry do you have?
   A: I have three necklaces and two bracelets.
3. Q: Is this bracelet gold or silver?
   A: It is gold.

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CONVERSATION

Situation: Discussing Jewelry Preferences

Emma: Do you wear jewelry every day?
Sophia: Not every day, but I always wear my favorite ring. What about you?
Emma: I love necklaces. I have two pieces of jewelry: a silver necklace and a bracelet.
Sophia: That’s nice. Do you prefer gold or silver?
Emma: I prefer silver. It looks good with everything.
Sophia: I agree. Silver is very elegant.

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READING

The Beauty of Jewelry

Jewelry has been a part of human culture for thousands of years. People wear jewelry to express their style, show their status, or hold sentimental value. Common types of jewelry include necklaces, rings, bracelets, and earrings.

Gold and silver are popular materials for making jewelry. Gold is shiny and yellow, while silver is bright and white. Some people also like jewelry with gemstones, such as diamonds, rubies, or emeralds.

When choosing jewelry, people think about comfort and style. For example, some prefer small and simple pieces, while others like big and bold designs. Jewelry can also be a meaningful gift. A necklace or a ring can show love, friendship, or special memories.

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Questions

1. Why do people wear jewelry?
   Answer: People wear jewelry to express their style, show their status, or hold sentimental value.

2. What are two popular materials for making jewelry?
   Answer: Gold and silver are popular materials for making jewelry.

3. What do people think about when choosing jewelry?
   Answer: They think about comfort and style.

4. What can jewelry represent as a gift?
   Answer: It can show love, friendship, or special memories.

5. What are some common types of jewelry?
   Answer: Common types include necklaces, rings, bracelets, and earrings.