Lesson 1: find the differences and who I am?

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Lesson 1: Find the differences and who am I?

SPEAKING

Today...

Step 1: How to describe 

Step 2: Find the differences

Step 3: Who am I?

At the end of the lesson...

• you know how to use adjectives to describe someone/something
• you can find the differences with your classmate
• you can describe and guess a person by asking and answering questions 

How do you describe someone/something? give examples.

Describing someone

Look at the video and write down how he describes the person!

we will discuss it after the video.

Describing Celeberity

which adjectives did they use?

Who am I? 

Choose a partner and pick one of the following categories: 

Famous person, cartoon character, singer, basketball player, football player, politician, one of your teachers, or classmates.

Of course you can come up with categories on your own and do  not have to use the ones mentioned. write down on a piece of paper and paste it on the forehead of your partner, Without showing him/her what or who they are. take turns asking questions and find out who you are in 5 rounds!

Now it is your turn!

• Your teacher is going to hand out the pictures from duos. 
• With your partner, explain what you see in your picture, and aks your partner what he/she sees. 
• Without looking at his/her picture 
• Find the differences, see if you can find 5-7 differences per picture.                                                   
•                                                                  USEFUL ADJECTIVES

Done? 

click on one of the exercises once you are done. 

Easy: 1,2

Hard: 1,2

Difficult: 1,2

share the adjectives you use to describe someone or something?

Did the lesson help you with your speaking skills?

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Now it is your turn!

your teacher is going to hand out the pictures!

Form duos.

with your partner, explain what you see in your picture and ask your partner what he/she sees, without looking at his/her picture. 

find all the differences. There are always more thann 6 differences. See if you can find 10 differences per picture, 5 rounds!!