This document provides information about an English lesson that teaches (1) how to make questions using "like", (2) frequency words and phrases, and (3) how to play the "Guess Who" game. It includes examples of questions using "like" and "how often" with answers, as well as descriptions of characters to guess in the game. Pictures and activities help to illustrate the concepts around appearance, character, and asking questions.

1. Appearance
& Character
Elementary, Unit 10, Lesson 3

2. Today you will learn:
about
appearance
and character
1. how to make
questions with like
2.
frequency words
and phrases
3.
how to play
Guess Who
Game
4.

3. Appearance and Character
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4. Appearance
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12
Match the words to pictures.
• Bald 12 • Young
• Short • Beautiful
• Old
• African –
American
• Asian • Tall
• Thin • Fat
• Handsome • White

5. Character
1. I like giving people money and presents. _____________
2. It’s difficult for me to talk to new people. ______________
3. I don’t like working and I watch TV all day. ____________
4. I like doing things to help other people. ______________
5. I make people laugh a lot. ______________
6. I usually think more about myself than other people. ____________
7. I’m friendly and I like meeting new people. _____________
8. When I promise something, I always do it. _____________
Tick the sentences that are true for you. Then match them with the adjectives.
• funny
• lazy
• shy
• outgoing
• generous
• selfish
• reliable
• kind

6. Appearance and Character
Read about the famous people in pictures and correct the mistakes.
Meryl Streep is a young
actress. She is tall and fat.
Meryl likes spending
money to help people –
she is very shy.
Jim Carrey is an Asian
Canadian actor. He is
tall and bald. Jim acted
in many comedies and
he is truly friendly.
Barrack Obama was the
first white president of
the USA. He is short
and lazy – he always
keeps his promises.
Taylor Swift is an old
American singer. She is
handsome and always
nice to her fans. Taylor
is very selfish.

7. Questions with Like
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8. Questions with Like
• We use _________________ to ask for general description. The answer can be about
character and appearance.
• We use _________________ to ask about appearance only.
• We use _________________ to ask about people’s likes and personal interests.
Match questions to answers.
• What is she like? • She’s tall and she’s got long, dark hair.
• What does she like doing? • She likes dancing and going out.
• What does she look like? • She is really friendly and outgoing.
Use the questions to complete the rules.

9. Questions with Like
1. She’s tall, beautiful and very friendly. What is she like?
2. Maria is short and has got red hair. ____________________________?
3. He’s selfish and lazy, but good-looking. ____________________________?
4. Josh likes gardening and fishing. ____________________________?
5. His dad is not very tall and he is bald. ____________________________?
6. They are both very shy. ____________________________?
7. Your parents are really funny. ____________________________?
Write the questions for the answers.

10. Frequency Words and Phrases
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11. Frequency Words and Phrases
We use How often…? to ask about frequency.
• every week • once a day
• three times
a day
• once a
month
• every year
• twice a
week
___________ ___________ ___________ ___________ ___________
Write the words on the timeline.
very often very rarely

12. Frequency Words and Phrases
• exercise / you / How often / do ____________________________________?
• How often / you / do / clothes / buy / new ____________________________________?
• help / family / your / How often / do / you ____________________________________?
• do / How often / you / hair / your / wash ____________________________________?
• you / your / hair / cut / How often / do ____________________________________?
• How often / you / new / do / make / friends ____________________________________?
Make questions with these words. Then answer the questions.

13. Guess Who?
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14. Julia Shannon
Paige
Sophia
Guess Who?!
The teacher picks a person.
The students ask yes/no questions until they guess the correct person.

15. Thank you for your time and attention!
See you next time!