DESCRIBING PEOPLE

DESCRIBING PEOPLE

Objectives

DESCRIPTION: Understanding the social function, structure, and language features of short and simple descriptive texts to state and ask about the description of people, animals, and objects according to the context.
Objective: The objective of the lesson: students are able to make a short and simple description on people.

LESSON

Key Points

We meet people every day. They have different physical appearances. In this lesson, we learn how to ask people physical appearances and how to describe people’s physical appearances.

Here are some points to learn:
1. How to ask questions.
It is very simple. We use the phrase look like. Look at the complete sentences here:
• “What does your mother look like?”
• “What does your father look like?”
• “What does your brother look like?”
• “What does your sister look like?”
• “What does your best friend look like?”

2. How to describe someone’s physical appearances.
Learn these sentences:
• “My mother is beautiful. She is tall and slim.
She has wavy hair, small eyes, a pointed nose, and a fair complexion.”
• “My father is handsome. He is tall and well-built.
He has straight hair, round eyes, a small nose, and a dark complexion.”