Looks
What adjective is used to describe a good-looking man?
Handsome
‘She’s 28 years old.’ Complete the sentence which means the same: ‘She’s … .’
She’s in her late twenties.
Complete the sentence: He hasn’t got any hair. He’s … .
He hasn’t got any hair. He’s BALD.
Complete the idioms with body parts:
1) to see something with a naked …
2) to have a thick …
3) to be all …
1) to see something with a naked EYE
2) to have a thick SKIN
3) to be all EARS
What do people rub when they are confused?
Chin, head / forehead.
Make up the sentence: ‘she / look / angel.’
She looks like an angel.
Complete the sentences:
1) He’s got cute … in spring when the sun
starts shining brightly.
2) The old lady had a lot of … on her face.
1) He’s got cute FRECKLES in spring when the sun starts shining brightly.
2) The old lady had a lot of WRINCLES on her face.
Name six women’s hairstyles.
ponytail, half ponytail, loose, dreadlocks, plait, bun, short haircut, fringe, dyed, etc.
Make up a true sentence using an idiom with the word ‘tooth’.
My grandad is long in the tooth.
Complete the sentence with the correct verb form: ‘I was very nervous. My hands were … ’
trembling.
Name five synonyms to the word ‘beautiful’.
Students’ own answers. (Pretty, handsome, attractive, cute, charming)
Say the opposites:
sun-tanned skin,
wide forehead,
thin eyebrows,
thin cheeks
pale skin,
narrow forehead,
thick/fluffy eyebrows,
chubby cheeks
Name six men’s hairstyles.
bald, dreadlocks, mohawk, faux hawk, man bun,
dyed, spiky, brocolli haircut, etc.
Complete the sentence using a body idiom. Mind the verb form. Mike really hopes he'll pass the exam. He … .
Mike really hopes he'll pass the exam. He KEEPS HIS FINGERS CROSSED.
How do people feel when they frown / sigh / blush? (at least 3 emotions)
Angry, furious, confused / upset / embarrassed.
Open the btackets:
In my opinion, you look (attractive) in this blouse than in that T-shirt.
In my opinion, you look MORE ATTRACTIVE in this blouse than in that T-shirt.
Say seven adjectives describing people’s built.
fit, plump / fat, thin, slim, skinny, well-built, overweight
Say ten adjectives describing people’s hair.
Curly, wavy, straight, long, short, shoulder-length, thick, thin, dyed, spiky.
Complete the sentence using a body idiom. When you stay cheerful in a difficult or unpleasant situation, you … .
When you stay cheerful in a difficult or unpleasant situation, you KEEP YOUR CHIN UP.
Complete the sentence with the words in the correct form: Mike was … at the lesson. He … loudly which made the teacher … .
Mike was bored at the lesson. He yawned which made the teacher furious / frown.
Describe a leprechaun:
A leprechaun is a 1) ... 2) ... 3) ... man with a 4) ... and 5) ... . He is dressed in 6) ... like a 7) ... with 8) ... and a 9) ... .
A leprechaun is a small Irish red-haired man with a red beard and pointed ears. He is dressed in green like a shoemaker with pointed shoes and a hat.
Say seven adjectives describing people’s noses.
small, big, long, pointed, upturned, wide, narrow, straight, bulbous, hooked
What idiom is used to describe a very angry person?
to pull / tear smb’s hair out
Complete the sentence using a body idiom. When you tell someone something that is not true, as a joke, you … .
When you tell someone something that is not true, as a joke, you PULL SOMEONE'S LEG.
Say what you do when you feel embarrassed, confused, pleased, upset, bored, furious, surprised
blush, rub a chin / head, smile, sigh, yawn, frown, raise eyebrows