The document describes ways to describe people's hair and facial hair characteristics in sentences. It provides affirmative and negative examples for describing if someone has fair, long, or short hair. It also shows interrogative sentences asking if someone has a beard or moustache, with responses answering yes or no depending on their gender.

1. DESCRIBING PEOPLE

2. HE HAS GOT FAIR HAIR.
HE’S GOT FAIR HAIR.
HE HAS GOT LONG FAIR HAIR.
HE’S GOT LONG FAIR HAIR.
AFFIRMATIVE: YES

3. SHE HAS GOT FAIR HAIR.
SHE’S GOT FAIR HAIR.
SHE HAS GOT SHORT FAIR HAIR.
SHE’S GOT SHORT FAIR HAIR.
AFFIRMATIVE: YES

4. HE HASN’T GOT FAIR HAIR.
(NOT)
HE HASN’T GOT LONG FAIR HAIR.
(NOT)
NEGATIVE: NO

5. SHE HASN’T GOT FAIR HAIR.
(NOT)
HE HASN’T GOT STRAIGHT FAIR HAIR.
(NOT)
NEGATIVE: NO

6. HAS HE GOT A BEARD?
YES, HE HAS.
HAS SHE GOT A BEARD?
NO, SHE HASN’T.
INTERROGATIVE:
QUESTION ?

7. HAS SHE GOT A MOUSTACHE?
YES, SHE HAS.
HAS HE GOT A MOUSTACHE?
NO, HE HASN’T.
INTERROGATIVE:
QUESTION ?