This document provides language structures and phrases for describing pictures, including general descriptions of what can be seen, describing people, giving opinions, and comparing elements. Key phrases include "There is/are...", "It looks...", "He/She looks...", "I think...", and structures for comparing elements using "than", "as...", and superlatives like "the biggest". Details about locations within the picture can be given using terms like "in the foreground", "on the left/right", "in the middle", "at the top/bottom".

2. Unit 7 General description In the picture I can see … There's … There are … It looks like …(+noun) It looks quite… (+adj)

3. Unit 7 Describing the person/people He looks…(+adj) The girl looks a bit…(+adj) They seem ...

4. Unit 7 Giving an opinion I think it's… I don't think…

5. Unit 7 In the foreground, on the left, there's an armchair On the right there are shelves In the bottom right-hand corner there’s a stool Giving details about the picture On the top left corner there is a lamp In the background you can see decorations on the wall

6. Unit 7 In the middle there is a white horse At the top of the picture you can see the hills At the bottom of the picture there is a green field… Giving details about the picture

7. Unit 7 Comparing The girl looks much older than the boy. The yellow car is the biggest. The child isn’t as tall as the baskeball player.

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