This document provides guidance for describing images of young war victims and their feelings. It asks the reader to look at pictures and describe how the people in the images are feeling, using example emotion words like afraid, ashamed, delighted, and homesick. The reader is directed to answer in a specific format, stating what emotion they think the people in the pictures look like and providing a short explanation.
2. To describe feelings and emotions
To talk about past events.
3. Look at the following images and describe them by
answering “How do you think these people are feeling?”
Here you have some words to help you: afraid, amused,
ashamed, confused, delighted, depressed,
disappointed, embarrassed, delighted, disappointed,
embarrassed, fed up, guilty, homesick, irritated,
jealous, nervous, pleased, proud, relieved, satisfied,
shouted, upset.
Try to answer like this: “I think the kids in pictures
look… Maybe they…”
