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Describing a Photo

Describing a Photo Introduction: In this photo I can see … / This photo shows... Talk about the place: They are sitting in a café, in the city, in the mountains, in a hotel… Describe the position: On the right, on the left, in the middle of the photo, in the background, next to, behind, in front of… Describe people’s age: they are in their twenties, they are about twenty… Describe people’s clothes: colour, material… Describe people’s actions: they are cooking, eating… Describe people’s roles: He’s probably a teacher, a student, his dad,… Describe people’s feelings: He seems sad, frightened, happy, excited… Your opinion: In my opinion the photo is very interesting, funny… Your memories: This photo reminds me of my childhood, my holidays...

Hesitation strategies Take note! Hesitation strategies LOOK - for adjectives of appearance. He looks casual/ old-fashioned / smart / sporty / trendy… WEAR - with things to put on and take off. She’s wearing make up/ a ring/ sunglasses/ a bracelet. HAVE – with an item you don’t put on or take off. She has a tattoo / a piercing. CARRY - with things we hold in our hands or arms. He’s carrying an umbrella/ a suitcase / a bag… Well, let’s see I mean I guess I’m not really sure DESCRIBING ACTIONS PRESENT CONTINUOUS BE: am, is, are + Gerund (-ing)

Let’s Pratice Some Examples

In this photo I can see a man and a baby In this photo I can see a man and a baby. They are at home, probably in the living room. On the left we can see a man holding a baby. He is vacuuming the carpet with his right hand. The man is probably in his late thirties, I’m not sure. The baby is very young. He is probably only a few months. The man is wearing dark blue jeans, a brown shirt and no shoes (he is not wearing shoes). The baby is wearing a colorful t-shirt and a pair of shorts. The man seems worried and the baby sad. The living room is very tidy. The man is vacuuming a beautiful blue flowered carpet. I can see a sofa on the right and a coffee table in front of it. The room is very bright because of the big window. In my opinion, this photo shows the importance of sharing the housework.

NOW IT’S YOUR TURN

In this photo I can see… Talk about: Place Position People’s age People’s clothes People’s actions People’s roles People’s feelings Your opinion

In this photo I can see… Talk about: Place Position People’s age People’s clothes People’s actions People’s roles People’s feelings Your opinion

In this photo I can see… Talk about: Place Position People’s age People’s actions People’s roles People’s feelings Your opinion

In this photo I can see… Talk about: Place Position People’s age People’s actions People’s roles People’s feelings Your opinion

In this photo I can see… Talk about: Place Position People’s age People’s clothes People’s actions People’s roles People’s feelings Your opinion

In this photo I can see… Talk about: Place Position People’s age People’s clothes People’s actions People’s roles People’s feelings Your opinion