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# Watch the video.
# Watch the videos.
# Make a mindmap and collect words you can use to decribe people.
# Make a mindmap and collect words you can use to decribe people.
# There are many possibilities to watch people: in the train, at the doctor's office or in the waiting room, in magazines - Try to describe them as exact as possible.
# There are many possibilities to watch people: in the train, at the doctor's office or in the waiting room, in magazines - Try to describe them as exact as possible.
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== Interactive Exercises ==
== Interactive Exercises ==
=== Appearance ===
=== Appearance ===
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==== Age ====
==== Age ====
If you know the birthday or the exact age that's good. Otherwise you can make an ''educated guess'':
If you know the birthday or the exact age that's good. Otherwise you can make an ''educated guess'':
<div class="lueckentext-quiz" lang="en">
<div class="lueckentext-quiz" lang="en">
In my opinion this man is ''in his thirties''.
In my opinion this man is ''in his thirties''.
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He's ''thirtyish.''
He's ''thirtyish.''
How old are you? - I'm ''nearly'' 18 - by birthday is next month.
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==== Hair ====
==== Hair ====

Aktuelle Version vom 22. März 2020, 10:06 Uhr

Describing people is often a subjective impression.

Task
  1. Watch the videos.
  2. Make a mindmap and collect words you can use to decribe people.
  3. There are many possibilities to watch people: in the train, at the doctor's office or in the waiting room, in magazines - Try to describe them as exact as possible.
  4. Do the interactive exercises on the bottom of the page.



Interactive Exercises

Appearance

In pictures you'll first notice the physical appearance - the looks:

almond-shaped, ambitious, arrogant, bald, beard, big, blond, blue, braid(s), brave, brown, clever, clumsy, curly, cut short, dark, dyed, egoistic, fair, freckles, friendly, fringe, glasses, green, grey, handsome, helpful, lazy, light, long, moustache, nice, noisy, overweight, pony-tail, quiet, short, shy, slim, small, straight, stupid, sturdy, talkative, tall, thick, thin, tiny, unfriendly

Age

If you know the birthday or the exact age that's good. Otherwise you can make an educated guess:

In my opinion this man is in his thirties.

He' s about thirty years old.

Well, that's difficult to guess. He must be as old as my father.

He's thirtyish.

How old are you? - I'm nearly 18 - by birthday is next month.

Hair

Put in the correct words:

It's always good to talk about someone's hairstyle:

"Have you been to the hairdresser's? - It looks really beautiful.

Eyes

Put in the correct words:

Build

Put in the correct words:

A big woman is not only tall but also large. It's very impolite to call somebody fat because he's overweight.

If you talk about the thickness of a board you can use the adjective thick. If you say this to a man, you call him stupid!

Most young people are slim or slender, some are too skinny.

Mannerism

Character

Emotions


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