This document provides instructions and examples for an 11th grade lesson on describing people's appearances. It includes: 1) A list of vocabulary words and structures to use when describing appearance such as "look like", "similar to", "taller than", and comparative and superlative adjectives. 2) Sample sentences practicing these descriptions, such as comparing the heights of brothers and stating one looks similar to their father. 3) A short listening exercise asking students to fill in gaps describing the appearances of brothers. 4) A table reviewing comparative and superlative forms of common adjectives. 5) A final sentence providing another example of using "shorter than" and

1. For 11th grade

2. - Describing appearance
- Use new words and structures in
sentences
- Know (look like; similar to; the
same as; taller than;)
- Speaking; listening; writing;

3. Do you
know her?
Who is she?
What does
she do?
Please describe her.

4. ( tall, pretty, good looking,beard, moustache,short,pale,
Height General Age Special Hair Build
appearance features
Young; Wavy; big;
Old; Long; slim;
Middle Short; well-
aged Curly; built;
Dark;
Fair;

5. Simon
David
Richard

6. Listen and complete the gaps.
shortest
1. Simon is the ……………………. But his brothers
are ……….than him.
taller
2. Simon looks very ……………to Richard.
similar
3. They both ……………..their father.
look like
4. They all have same colour ………………. as their
eyes
father.
5. In personality, Simon is very ………………….his
different from
brothers.
6. They are more
……..organized and …………..than
tidier
Simon.
than
7. David is better ……….Simon at remembering
things.

7. Adj-s comparative superlative
old older the oldest
young Younger the youngest
tall taller The tallest
short shorter The shortest
big bigger The biggest
small smaller The smallest
good better The best
bad worse The worst
tidy tidier The tidiest
organized more organized The most organized

8. Tuya is shorter
than her
friends. She is
as pretty as her
mum.

13. The end