Instructions
Do the preparation exercise first. Then read the text and do the other exercises.
PARTY INVITATION
Come to Susan's spooky Halloween sleepover party!
Dress up as a witch, a monster, a skeleton or a ghost and play lots of Halloween games!
Bring a pillow, a sleeping bag, your pyjamas, your toothbrush and a torch!
Party starts: Friday 31 October at 5 p.m.
Party ends: 1 November at 11 a.m.
Place: Susan's house, 50 Park Road
Please reply to Susan's mum by phone: 0011 223 344
Imagine you go to a Halloween party. What costume do you wear? What games do you play? What do you eat? Tell us about it!
The quickest way to do Halloween makeup is to define a specific style, then combine a pale base makeup technique with the character's signature costume. To transform yourself into a sophisticated vampire, apply foundation 2 to 3 shades lighter than your natural skin tone, use dark red eyeshadow around the eyelids, and apply burgundy lipstick, adding a streak of lip gloss to mimic blood at the corners of the mouth along with fake fangs. If you want to try a spooky zombie style, use dark purple eyeshadow applied heavily to the eye sockets and cheekbones to create a gaunt effect, and you can use eyelash glue and shredded tissue paper to fake peeling skin. For those who love trendy characters, a edgy Harley Quinn style will require two shades of blue and pink eyeshadow smeared onto the cheeks and a small heart drawn with black eyeliner under the outer corner of the eye. Conversely, the No-Face character is incredibly simple: just cover your face with white paint, add symmetrical purple patterns around your eyes, and drape a black cloth over your head and toes. Whichever look you choose, don't forget to apply a good primer to protect your skin, use a clear powder to lock in your makeup throughout the party, and use a specialized makeup remover to completely clean off any stubborn paint after the festivities are over.
Today is Halloween, so I'm going to show you how to dress up as a monster!
First, put on a short, loose blue dress. Next, put on a hat. For makeup, use blue blush and blue lipstick. Finally, if you have puffy shoes, wear them; if not, buy a pair. And remember to bring a pair of blue gloves. Congratulations, you now have a complete monster costume!
Even though I'm a girl, I'm going to dress up as a vampire. Then, I'll put on a set of sharp vampire fangs. For the outfit, I'll wear a red dress and a cloak. The makeup will be simple; I'll ask my aunt to put on red contact lenses and use a light grayish-black foundation. Finally, I'll put two red dots on my neck and wear a pair of black clogs with red trim. And 1, 2, 3, abracadabra, I'm a vampire!
I'm the youngest