Lesson 1
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The document contains lists of physical descriptions including appearances like fat, short, tall, old as well as examples of sentences using "to be", "to have" and "look like" followed by an adjective and noun. It also includes exercises to correct spelling mistakes and examples of describing people including their appearance, age, body shape, clothing, personality and hobbies.
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- 4. TO HAVE + ADJECTIVE + NOUN I have long leg You have short fingers He has straight hair She has curly beard We have oval face They have big eyes
- 5. LOOK LIKE + NOUN I look like my father You look like president He looks like boss She looks like 10 years old We look like our teacher They look like teenagers
- 6. EXERCISE : CORRECT THE 12 SPELLING MISTAKES BELOW. John has grey, staight hair. He has straight moostache and has bruwn eyes. He is on moustache brown his early fourties . He looks lik his fourteens like mother. He is quite tall and is a bit quiet overwieght . He is freindly . He enjoys overweight friendly gardening . He usually wers casually gardoning usally wears casual cloths clothes
- 7. DESCRIBING SOMEONE 2 Describe Victoria and David Beckham. Write about their (1) appearance ( face, nose, eyes, hair, eyebrows) (2) age (3) body shape (4) what type of clothes they usually wear (5) their personalities (6) their hobbies.
- 8. CORRECT THE SPELLING, GRAMMAR AND PUNCTUATION MISTAKES. David have a sqare face with thin eyebrow. He be brown short hairs and gren eyes. I fink his good looking. Hes on his early thurties. He be athletic and tall. He like wear fashionable cloths. In this picture his wering a blac suits and shirt white. He’s likes playing fotbal with he’s sons. He hass tree sons but doent have any dougthers. He be anbitous , confidant and hard wurking.
- 9. CORRECT THE SPELLING, GRAMMAR AND PUNCTUATION MISTAKES. Victoria have face oval with brown eyes. She has long , staight ,blonde hairs. She be an small nos. She is verry thin. She liks weering expinsive clothes. She enjoy singing and loking after her childs. I thinking she like beeing famous. She has verry ambutous.