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The Idioms of Fashion and Power
⚖️ Reported Speech
👔 Fashion & Power
🗣️ ESL Debate & Role-play
Fashion and Power Idioms
This lesson explores the link between fashion, politics, and authority, showing how leaders use style to communicate power. Key words and idioms include power suit, dress for success, statement piece, wardrobe staple, power dressing, dress to kill, and clothes make the man.
Reported Speech: Statements, Questions and Reporting Verbs
Learners study Reported Speech in statements and questions, working with a range of reporting verbs. They transform direct quotes into indirect speech and practise with exercises based on authentic political and cultural examples.
Speaking and Debate: How Style Communicates Authority
Students engage in role-plays, debates, and discussions about leadership, image, and influence. They analyse Margaret Thatcher's style, interpret idioms in context, and present arguments on how fashion communicates authority.
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