RW 2 Describing picture & people.MDI - Noel's ESL eBook Library
RW 2 Describing picture & people.MDI - Noel's ESL eBook Library
RW 2 Describing picture & people.MDI - Noel's ESL eBook Library
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ACTIVITY<br />
EXERCISE<br />
EXERCISE<br />
ACTIVITY<br />
DISCUSSION<br />
b. Compare your answers in small groups. Explain your choices to your classmates.<br />
Try to convince them that your list is the best.<br />
Remember to make sentences like this:<br />
Honesty is (more) important in a teacher because... or<br />
It’s (more) important for a teacher to be honest because...<br />
c. Choose one job. Write 5 sentences about the important characteristics of someone with<br />
this job. Remember to explain why these charcteristics are important.<br />
F. Grammar focus: Like<br />
a. Look at these questions:<br />
1. What does Oo Meh look like?<br />
2. What’s Oo Meh like?<br />
Do they have the same meaning? What answer does the questioner expect?<br />
Match the questions with the answers a and b.<br />
a. She’s very cheerful, always smiling and laughing with her friends.<br />
b. She’s quite tall, and she has very long, dark hair.<br />
b. What do they look like? What are they like?<br />
Your teacher will give you some cards.<br />
Look at the <strong>picture</strong>s and the information, and practice asking each other,<br />
“What does __________ look like?” and “What’s ___________like?”<br />
You should look at the <strong>picture</strong> to describe the person’s appearance, and imagine the<br />
person’s personality.<br />
Listen to each other’s answers - are they correct?<br />
G. Reading<br />
a. What are they like?<br />
You will read a true story about the author’s grandmother and grandfather.<br />
Imagine what they will be like.<br />
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