5 senses Flashcards Sentences

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Using it looks, it sounds, it smells, it feels, and it tastes, the learners will guess the adjective in each picture.

What To Say Using Our 5
Senses
It looks, It sounds, It feels, It
smells & It tastes

• Hands - feel
• tongue - taste
• ears - hear
• nose - smell
• eyes - see

For eyes
• We say, "It looks ...." when we see an
object, scene or situation.

For ears
• We say "It sounds ...." if we are talking
about a scene.
• For example your friend called you on the
phone, and she talked about something.
Then you will say, "It sounds good!"

For hands
• We say "It feels ...." if we are holding to an
object.

For nose
• We say "It smells ...." if we are smelling to
an object.

For tongue
• We say "It tastes ...." if we are tasting a
food.

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5 senses Flashcards Sentences

1. What To Say Using Our 5 Senses It looks, It sounds, It feels, It smells & It tastes

2. 5 senses

3. • Hands - feel • tongue - taste • ears - hear • nose - smell • eyes - see

4. For eyes • We say, "It looks ...." when we see an object, scene or situation.

10. She looks busy.

11. It looks c___.

12. It looks cool.

13. It looks c_____.

14. It looks crowded.

15. It looks c___.

16. It looks cute.

17. It loos d_____.

18. It loos dangerous.

19. It looks d_____.

20. It looks difficult.

21. It looks s____.

22. It looks simple.

23. It looks f___.

24. It looks fun.

25. It looks d_____.

26. It looks delicious.

27. It looks h___.

28. It looks heavy.

29. It looks i___.

30. It looks itchy.

31. It looks like a b_____.

32. It looks like a butterfly.

33. It looks like an e_____.

34. It looks like an elephant.

35. It looks p____.

36. It looks painful.

37. It looks s____.

38. It looks scary.

39. It looks s____.

40. It looks silly.

41.

42. For ears • We say "It sounds ...." if we are talking about a scene. • For example your friend called you on the phone, and she talked about something. Then you will say, "It sounds good!"

43. It sounds b_____.

44. It sounds beautiful.

45. It sounds b___.

46. It sounds boring.

47. It sounds c__.

48. It sounds cool.

49. It sounds d_____.

50. It sounds dangerous.

51. It sounds e__.

52. It sounds easy.

53. It sounds h__.

54. It sounds hard.