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Adjectives are words to describe people,anuimals ,objects and nouns in generla ( but now just to describe physical appearance)
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Many of the learning objectives of what is called 2G have already been tackled in the old syllabus and learners have see them , so don't feel worried nor lose your self confidence , you can have a look at your profolio and what you used to teach as learning objectives and exploit that , just adapt that adding values and cross curricular competences to make it what is called 2G
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Adjectives to describe physical appearance.ppt
- 1. ADJECTIVES TO DESCRIBE PHYSICAL APPEARANCE Adjectives : Adjectives are words used to describe people, animals ,objects and nouns in general
- 2. ADJECTIVES • Beautiful Athletic Slimm • Ugly Muscular Attractive • Tall Pretty Overweight • Short skinny Well built • Thin Petit • Fat Black • Chubby White
- 3. People and Physical Characteristics - Build • Fat • Overweight • Slim • Thin • Skinny • Plump • Stocky • well built
- 4. People and Physical Characteristics - Complexion • Fair • Dark • Olive • Pale • Tanned • Clear • Good • Spotty • Pimpled • Freckles • Spots • pimples
- 5. People and Physical Characteristics - Facial Features on Men • Moustache • clean-shaven • beard
- 6. People and Physical Characteristics – Hair • Long Spiky • Short Wavy • Medium length Bald • shoulder length Straight • Black Curly • Dark White • Brown Blond •
- 7. People and Physical Characteristics - Height • Average height • above Average • below average • Petite • Short • tall
- 8. WHAT DO YOU LOOK LIKE? • I am tall • I am tall and thin • I am tall and thin,I have long straight hair and I have big brown eyes
- 9. WHAT DOES HE/SHE LOOK LIKE? • He/she is short • He/she is short and fat • He/she is short and fat,he/she has short curly hair and he/she has small black eyes.
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