Three things you wear on top. You wear a shirt at work, a T-shirt when it is hot, and a jacket when it is cold.
On the top
Try it: It is very cold at the market today. I want a warm ___. (jacket / T-shirt / dress) Answer: jacket — You wear a jacket when it is cold. You wear a T-shirt when it is hot.
Try it: Choose the word: (T-shirt / shirt / jacket) Answer: T-shirt — The picture shows a T-shirt.
Word
Pronunciation
Example
shirt
/ʃɜːrt/
a blue shirt
T-shirt
/ˈtiː.ʃɜːrt/
a white T-shirt
jacket
/ˈdʒæk.ɪt/
a green jacket
A dress
You wear a dress on its own, so you do not need a top and pants with it.
Word
Pronunciation
Example
dress
/drɛs/
a red dress
Legs and feet
You wear pants on your legs and shoes on your feet. Pants always keeps its -s: say these pants, not "this pant". Shoes are one shoe, two shoes.
Try it: Choose the word: (pants / shoes / shirt) Answer: pants — The picture shows pants.
Try it: I am at the door with my jacket and my pants. Now I need my ___. (shoes / pants / a T-shirt) Answer: shoes — You wear shoes on your feet when you go out. The pants are already on, and a T-shirt does not fit after my.