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Unit 11 Lesson 21 Very smart New Words and Expressions smart 神气的 tie 领带，领结 these 这些 um--- 呃--- outfit 服装 colourful 颜色鲜艳的 play 戏剧，演出 unusual 独特的 both （两者）都 shoe 鞋 elegant 优雅的 all right 合适的 interesting 有趣的 part 角色 Let’s look at them Let’s watch them Let’s read them Let’s talk to them Let’s answer them Robert: Look! These are our outfits for the school play. Karen: Oh, very smart! Look William! William: Yes, you’re both very elegant. Lucy and Robert: Thank you, Dad. William: That’s an interesting tie, Robert. Robert: Um, yes, thanks, Dad. William: It’s very colourful. Very unusual. Robert: Yes ,um, it’s my favourite tie. Karen: Those are funny shoes, Robert. Are they a bit big for you? Robert: These shoes? No, Mum. They’re all right. They’re right for the part. Paul: Where are my new shoes? They aren’t in my bedroom. Karen and William: Oh, Robert! Paul: Hey, Robert! That’s my tie! Those are my new shoes! And those are my socks, too! Guided conversation Are Robert’s and Lucy’s outfits for the school play? Yes, they are. Are they both very elegant? Yes, they are. Is Robert’s tie interesting? Yes, it is. Is it colourful? Yes, it is. Is it unusual? Yes, it is. Are Robert’s shoes a bit big for him? Yes they are. Are they right for the part? Yes, they are. Are Paul’s new shoes in his bedroom? No, they aren’t. Who are very elegant? Robert and Lucy are elegant. What’s interesting? Robert’s tie is interesting. What’s colourful and unusual? Robert’s tie is colourful and unusual. Whose shoes are funny? Robert’s are funny. What are right for the part? The shoes are right for the part. Whose new shoes are they? They are Paul’s. Is William’s tie unusual? No, it isn’t. Robert’s tie is unusual. Are Lucy’s shoes funny? No, they aren’t. Robert’s sho