Карпюк TEEN GENERATION. THE GERUND /до с. 35-38/

stylish, elegant clothes

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a light motorbike with a small engine

things that you wear or carry that match your clothes, for example, a piece of jewellery or a bag.

stylish, elegant clothes

tidy

a light motorbike with a small engine

things that you wear or carry that match your clothes, for example, a piece of jewellery or a bag.

stylish, elegant clothes

tidy

a light motorbike with a small engine

things that you wear or carry that match your clothes, for example, a piece of jewellery or a bag.

stylish, elegant clothes

tidy

a light motorbike with a small engine

things that you wear or carry that match your clothes, for example, a piece of jewellery or a bag.

Some young people have money and they spend quite a lot of it on clothes. They like wearing smart clothes, loafers, tight fi tting sportswear. They like riding scooters. Their hair is well groomed and they have regular haircuts.

But there are more and more people who like wearing comfortable clothes. They are more in touch with the natural world. They think that today’s world revolves too

much around money.

Well, comfortable clothes ... with style.

Camden Lock Market. You can get anything you want there — fake Levi’s, leopard print swimsuits, old records, jewellery made from recycled metal. It attracts an amazing mixture of people, so it’s fun just watching them. I often get inspired there.

Well, London is the right place to be because it’s famous for its street fashion and a lot of second-hand shops or markets - so young people can buy cheap clothes and

create their own style.

Yeah, of course. Some young people like dying their hair in bright colours. In big cities they are also connected with punk and rave.

Yes. Fashion and music have always been connected. Let’s say heavy metal is associated with leather jackets, long hair, tattoos, powerful motorbikes. While Punk was famous for a lot of strange accessories like chains, safety pins, and of course spiky hair, Rap goes together with baggy clothes.

Well, I’d say a person’s style depends on the imagination, not that much on money. I really believe in creating a style that doesn’t cost much. Fashion should be more on the artistic side. Today it is still a big business.

Some young people have money and they spend quite a lot of it on clothes. They like wearing smart clothes, loafers, tight fi tting sportswear. They like riding scooters. Their hair is well groomed and they have regular haircuts.

But there are more and more people who like wearing comfortable clothes. They are more in touch with the natural world. They think that today’s world revolves too

much around money.

Well, comfortable clothes ... with style.

Camden Lock Market. You can get anything you want there — fake Levi’s, leopard print swimsuits, old records, jewellery made from recycled metal. It attracts an amazing mixture of people, so it’s fun just watching them. I often get inspired there.

Well, London is the right place to be because it’s famous for its street fashion and a lot of second-hand shops or markets - so young people can buy cheap clothes and

create their own style.

Yeah, of course. Some young people like dying their hair in bright colours. In big cities they are also connected with punk and rave.

Yes. Fashion and music have always been connected. Let’s say heavy metal is associated with leather jackets, long hair, tattoos, powerful motorbikes. While Punk was famous for a lot of strange accessories like chains, safety pins, and of course spiky hair, Rap goes together with baggy clothes.

Well, I’d say a person’s style depends on the imagination, not that much on money. I really believe in creating a style that doesn’t cost much. Fashion should be more on the artistic side. Today it is still a big business.

Some young people have money and they spend quite a lot of it on clothes. They like wearing smart clothes, loafers, tight fi tting sportswear. They like riding scooters. Their hair is well groomed and they have regular haircuts.

But there are more and more people who like wearing comfortable clothes. They are more in touch with the natural world. They think that today’s world revolves too

much around money.

Well, comfortable clothes ... with style.

Camden Lock Market. You can get anything you want there — fake Levi’s, leopard print swimsuits, old records, jewellery made from recycled metal. It attracts an amazing mixture of people, so it’s fun just watching them. I often get inspired there.

Well, London is the right place to be because it’s famous for its street fashion and a lot of second-hand shops or markets - so young people can buy cheap clothes and

create their own style.

Yeah, of course. Some young people like dying their hair in bright colours. In big cities they are also connected with punk and rave.

Yes. Fashion and music have always been connected. Let’s say heavy metal is associated with leather jackets, long hair, tattoos, powerful motorbikes. While Punk was famous for a lot of strange accessories like chains, safety pins, and of course spiky hair, Rap goes together with baggy clothes.

Well, I’d say a person’s style depends on the imagination, not that much on money. I really believe in creating a style that doesn’t cost much. Fashion should be more on the artistic side. Today it is still a big business.

Some young people have money and they spend quite a lot of it on clothes. They like wearing smart clothes, loafers, tight fi tting sportswear. They like riding scooters. Their hair is well groomed and they have regular haircuts.

But there are more and more people who like wearing comfortable clothes. They are more in touch with the natural world. They think that today’s world revolves too

much around money.

Well, comfortable clothes ... with style.

Camden Lock Market. You can get anything you want there — fake Levi’s, leopard print swimsuits, old records, jewellery made from recycled metal. It attracts an amazing mixture of people, so it’s fun just watching them. I often get inspired there.

Well, London is the right place to be because it’s famous for its street fashion and a lot of second-hand shops or markets - so young people can buy cheap clothes and

create their own style.

Yeah, of course. Some young people like dying their hair in bright colours. In big cities they are also connected with punk and rave.

Yes. Fashion and music have always been connected. Let’s say heavy metal is associated with leather jackets, long hair, tattoos, powerful motorbikes. While Punk was famous for a lot of strange accessories like chains, safety pins, and of course spiky hair, Rap goes together with baggy clothes.

Well, I’d say a person’s style depends on the imagination, not that much on money. I really believe in creating a style that doesn’t cost much. Fashion should be more on the artistic side. Today it is still a big business.

Some young people have money and they spend quite a lot of it on clothes. They like wearing smart clothes, loafers, tight fi tting sportswear. They like riding scooters. Their hair is well groomed and they have regular haircuts.

But there are more and more people who like wearing comfortable clothes. They are more in touch with the natural world. They think that today’s world revolves too

much around money.

Well, comfortable clothes ... with style.

Camden Lock Market. You can get anything you want there — fake Levi’s, leopard print swimsuits, old records, jewellery made from recycled metal. It attracts an amazing mixture of people, so it’s fun just watching them. I often get inspired there.

Well, London is the right place to be because it’s famous for its street fashion and a lot of second-hand shops or markets - so young people can buy cheap clothes and

create their own style.

Yeah, of course. Some young people like dying their hair in bright colours. In big cities they are also connected with punk and rave.

Yes. Fashion and music have always been connected. Let’s say heavy metal is associated with leather jackets, long hair, tattoos, powerful motorbikes. While Punk was famous for a lot of strange accessories like chains, safety pins, and of course spiky hair, Rap goes together with baggy clothes.

Well, I’d say a person’s style depends on the imagination, not that much on money. I really believe in creating a style that doesn’t cost much. Fashion should be more on the artistic side. Today it is still a big business.

Some young people have money and they spend quite a lot of it on clothes. They like wearing smart clothes, loafers, tight fi tting sportswear. They like riding scooters. Their hair is well groomed and they have regular haircuts.

But there are more and more people who like wearing comfortable clothes. They are more in touch with the natural world. They think that today’s world revolves too

much around money.

Well, comfortable clothes ... with style.

Camden Lock Market. You can get anything you want there — fake Levi’s, leopard print swimsuits, old records, jewellery made from recycled metal. It attracts an amazing mixture of people, so it’s fun just watching them. I often get inspired there.

Well, London is the right place to be because it’s famous for its street fashion and a lot of second-hand shops or markets - so young people can buy cheap clothes and

create their own style.

Yeah, of course. Some young people like dying their hair in bright colours. In big cities they are also connected with punk and rave.

Yes. Fashion and music have always been connected. Let’s say heavy metal is associated with leather jackets, long hair, tattoos, powerful motorbikes. While Punk was famous for a lot of strange accessories like chains, safety pins, and of course spiky hair, Rap goes together with baggy clothes.

Well, I’d say a person’s style depends on the imagination, not that much on money. I really believe in creating a style that doesn’t cost much. Fashion should be more on the artistic side. Today it is still a big business.

Some young people have money and they spend quite a lot of it on clothes. They like wearing smart clothes, loafers, tight fi tting sportswear. They like riding scooters. Their hair is well groomed and they have regular haircuts.

But there are more and more people who like wearing comfortable clothes. They are more in touch with the natural world. They think that today’s world revolves too

much around money.

Well, comfortable clothes ... with style.

Camden Lock Market. You can get anything you want there — fake Levi’s, leopard print swimsuits, old records, jewellery made from recycled metal. It attracts an amazing mixture of people, so it’s fun just watching them. I often get inspired there.

Well, London is the right place to be because it’s famous for its street fashion and a lot of second-hand shops or markets - so young people can buy cheap clothes and

create their own style.

Yeah, of course. Some young people like dying their hair in bright colours. In big cities they are also connected with punk and rave.

Yes. Fashion and music have always been connected. Let’s say heavy metal is associated with leather jackets, long hair, tattoos, powerful motorbikes. While Punk was famous for a lot of strange accessories like chains, safety pins, and of course spiky hair, Rap goes together with baggy clothes.

Well, I’d say a person’s style depends on the imagination, not that much on money. I really believe in creating a style that doesn’t cost much. Fashion should be more on the artistic side. Today it is still a big business.

Some young people have money and they spend quite a lot of it on clothes. They like wearing smart clothes, loafers, tight fi tting sportswear. They like riding scooters. Their hair is well groomed and they have regular haircuts.

But there are more and more people who like wearing comfortable clothes. They are more in touch with the natural world. They think that today’s world revolves too

much around money.

Well, comfortable clothes ... with style.

Camden Lock Market. You can get anything you want there — fake Levi’s, leopard print swimsuits, old records, jewellery made from recycled metal. It attracts an amazing mixture of people, so it’s fun just watching them. I often get inspired there.

Well, London is the right place to be because it’s famous for its street fashion and a lot of second-hand shops or markets - so young people can buy cheap clothes and

create their own style.

Yeah, of course. Some young people like dying their hair in bright colours. In big cities they are also connected with punk and rave.

Yes. Fashion and music have always been connected. Let’s say heavy metal is associated with leather jackets, long hair, tattoos, powerful motorbikes. While Punk was famous for a lot of strange accessories like chains, safety pins, and of course spiky hair, Rap goes together with baggy clothes.

Well, I’d say a person’s style depends on the imagination, not that much on money. I really believe in creating a style that doesn’t cost much. Fashion should be more on the artistic side. Today it is still a big business.

Fashion and music are often connected.

Some people dye their hair in strange colours.

Camden Lock Market is a place where one can buy second-hand clothes.

Ibby believes one can’t look fashionable without spending a lot of money.

Rappers don't like baggy clothes.

a person who keeps promises.

a person who will become very successful.

that there is a lot of money in it.

are not close to your home.

are not close to your home.

sell clothes that somebody else has already worn.

that there are a lot of fashion designers in this business.

a person who keeps promises.

that there are a lot of fashion designers in this business.

that there is a lot of money in it.

sell clothes that somebody else has already worn.

a person who will become very successful.

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