curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-clarify-information-in-different-interactions/6633e43c32afebfaef45da26.md
When talking about the clothes a person has in their body when you see them, you normally use a combination of the verb to be with the verb wear in the -ing form. Examples: Paul is wearing jeans and a T-shirt. I am wearing a blue jacket.
Listen to the sentence and fill in the blanks.
If you see her today, sheBLANK BLANK a black and green jacket and a beige shirt.
's
The verb to be for he, she or it in its contracted form.
wearing
The verb used to refer to the clothes you have on your body. Use its -ing form.
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