TALKING ABOUT APPEARANCE ID: 262214
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DESCRIBING PEOPLESlide2
TALKING ABOUT APPEARANCE
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What do you look
like?
HEIGHT
tall
, tallish, short, shortish, medium height BUILD (BODY SHAPE AND SEIZE)Frail, stocky, slim, thin, plump, fat, skinny, well-built Slide4
HAIR
bald, straight, curly, spiky, wavy Slide5
EYESbig round blue eyes, large, small, bright, narrow
FACEround, oval, square, with scares, wrinkles, freckles, sun-tanned Slide6
CLOTHEScasual, scruffy, shabby, smart, tidy, messy Slide7
GRAMMAR
ADJECTIVES.Slide8
GRADABLE ADJECTIVES
EXTREMELY, DEEPLY, RATHER ,REALLY ,VERY, QUITE +
UNGRADABLE ADJECTIVES
ABSOLUTELY, COMPLETELY, ENTIRELY,PRETTY, TOTALLY + AMAZED, AWFUL, FURIOUS ,HUGE
IMPOSSIBLE, TERRIBLE ,ENOURMOUS ANGRY, BIG, HAPPY IMPORTANT ,QUIET,RICH, YOUNG, STRONGSlide9
WHAT DO YOU SEESlide10Slide11Slide12
TALKING ABOUT PERSONALITYSlide13
WHAT ARE YOU LIKE?
POSITIVE PERSONALITY
Adventurous
affable
affectionate agreeableambitiousamusingbravebrightbroad-mindedcalmcarefulcharming
CLEVER
communicativeSlide14
creative
decisivedetermineddiligent
diplomatic
discreet
dynamic
easygoingemotionalenergeticenthusiasticexuberantfair-mindedfaithfulSlide15
kindloving
loyalmodestneatnice
optimistic
passionate
patient
persistentSlide16
reservedresourceful
romanticself-confidentself-disciplined
sensible
sensitive
tidySlide17
NEGATIVE PERSONALITY
AggressivEbig-headedcareless
changeable
conservative
cruel
dishonestfoolishSlide18
Selfishstingy
stubbornstupidSLY
timid
touchy
thoughtless
unkindunpredictableunreliableuntidyuntrustworthySlide19
NEGATIVE PREFIXES
in-, im-,
il-
,
ir-
TOLERANT= INTOLERANTLEGAL=ILLEGALRESPONSIBLE= IRRESPONSIBLEun-BELIEVABLE=UNBELIEVABLEDisHONEST=DISHONESTSlide20
EXERCISES
1. He was wearing a ________ shirt. dirty old flannel flannel old dirty
old dirty flannel
2. Pass me the ________ cups.
plastic big blue
big blue plastic big plastic blue3. All the girls fell in love with the ________ teacher. handsome new American American new handsome new handsome American4. I used to drive ________ car. a blue old German an old German blue an old blue German5. He recently married a ________ woman. young beautiful Greek beautiful young Greek
beautiful Greek youngSlide21
ORDER THESE SENTENCES
MYteacher
old
maths
smelly1___________________________________blacksmallboxTurkishaold2___________________________________manafatfriendlyyoung3___________________________________tall
our
headmaster
boring
4
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ELLO LISTENING GAMESWRITING AN EMAIL
-YOU ARE ASKED TO WRITE A SHORT MESSAGE BETWEEN 35-45 WORDS-MUST INCLUDE THE CONTENT POINTS ASKED-BE CAREFUL WITH GRAMMAR ,PUNCTUATION AND SPELLING
REMEMBER THAT SHORT WORD AS DON’T COUNT TWO WORDS
YOU CAN START WITH
DEAR…
. , HI…, HELLOYOU CAN END THE MESSAGE WITHBEST WISHES, ALL THE BEST, YOURS, LOVE, LOTS OF LOVE , YOURSSlide23
TIPS FOR WRITING SKILL
Capitalize the days of the week.Examples:
Saturday
Wednesday
Sunday ThursdayMonday FridayTuesdayThe months of the year arecapitalized, however, the seasons ARE NOTJulyFebruarysummerspringCapitalize the names of streets, roads, avenues, highways, and expressways.Examples:
Chong-ro
Street
Third
Avenue
The
Honam
Expressway
A brand names is capitalized, but the name of the product is not.
Examples
:
A Samsung
television
A Lotte hamburger
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-COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITY ADJECTIVES
ENGLAND / ENGLISH-PROPER NAMES/ SURNAMES
-PRONOUN
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Apostrophes
Contractions need an apostrophe. The apostrophe should beplaced where the missing letter(s) would be and also placedhigher than the lower case letters.Examples:Bob.s coming to school today = Bob is coming to schooltoday.doesn.t = does notshe.s = she isSlide25
EXERCISES
1. tokyo________________________________________________________2. china
1.
kim
and
i am brother.s________________________________________________________2. brazils an country________________________________________________________3. an cat is an animal________________________________________________________4. a Hotel and an Hospital are a buildings________________________________________________________5. tianjin and fukuoka are city________________________________________________________
6.
hes
very
tall
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WRITE AN EMAIL(.35-45)HI JANE !
FINALLY YOU’RE COMINGCAN YOU DESCRIBE ME:--WHAT YOU LOOK LIKE-WHAT YOU ARE WEARING-WHAT TIME AT THE STATION