The document provides instructions for looking at and analyzing a picture, including questions to consider about who and what is in the picture and what story could be imagined. It also gives examples of expressions for asking for and giving opinions and includes a short dialogue practicing opinion exchange between a student and headmaster about mobile phone use at school.

2. Look at and study the picture below. Then answer the question

3. Questions.
Who is in the picture?
What are they doing?
What do you think about the
picture?
What story can you imagine from the
picture.

4. Listen to your teacher and read the
expression aloud
Asking for someone’s
opinion
 what’s your opinion?
What do you think/ feel?
 what about ........?
How do you think
about”
What is your reaction to
____?
Do you have any opinion
on _____?
Giving Opinion
 From where I stand, ____
Well, to my mind ______
I’m convinced that ______
I consider ______

5. ‘
 don’t you think _____?
(very polite)
What do you think about
_____?
What are your feeling about
_______?

6. Study the dialogue and practice with your
partner
Dani : Do you have any opinion about
the use of a mobile
phone at school.
Headmaster : As far as i’m concerned , it should
be used during the break time
only.

7. Study the dialogue and practice with your
partner
Dani : Do you have any opinion about
the use of a mobile
phone at school.
Headmaster : As far as i’m concerned , it should
be used during the break time
only.