1. :
head - ࠠ short - ,
face - small -
nose - large -
ear - slim - ,
forehead - ᠠ pretty -
blue-eyed - 頠 handsome - ,
hair - ,
curly hair - beautiful -
dark/fair hair - well-built -
-/頠 strong -
legs - 蠠 pleasant -
hand - , kind -
arm - ( ) like -
clever - 頠 to be like - -
polite - 頠 smile -
tall - 頠 straight - ( ..)
fat - 頠 wear -
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1. She is a very pretty girl. She has: (or She is:) long/short hair, dark/fair hair, blonde, grey hair, tall,
short, brown eyes, blue-eyed, short legs, long-legged, a long /straight, small/ nose, slim, fat.
2. He is a handsome young man. He is: (or he has:) short, tall, long-legged, strong, blonde, dark-haired, fat, well-built, slim, blue/dark, brown/-eyed.
3. , :
A girl: nice, beautiful/ pretty, long/short, straight, curly/-haired, blonde, dark/fair hair, blue/brown-eyed, slim, fat, long-legged, kind, has a small/long/straight nose a pleasant smile, polite, etc.
A boy: handsome, strong, well-built, long-legged, tall/short, dark/fair-haired, has brown/blue eyes, long arms, short legs, fat, clever, short-cut hair, etc.
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Model: My daughters eyes are blue.
My wifes | eyes | grey
My husbands | hair | long
Your grandfather | face | round
Your sisters | arms | pleasant
Your brothers | legs | short
My mothers | ears | nice
My fathers | nose | beautiful
Her |smile | kind
His | head | strong
Your uncles |manners| blue
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We see with our eyes. A man, who has good eyes can see well. A man who has bad eyes, cannot see well, he wears glasses (). A man who cannot see, is blind ().
What do we see with? Who wears glasses? Do you see well?
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Do you have good or bad eyes? Who has good eyes in your family?
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1. - Hello, is that you, Nick? - Yes, Ann.
- Please, meet my brother Peter at the station tomorrow, as I'm very busy and he doesn't know the city.
- I don't know him. What does he look like?
- He is tall like me and well-built.
- What colour is his hair?
- It's dark, long and straight. He is a handsome young man.
- How old is he?
- He is 19.
- O'key. I'll try my beet to recognize him ().
- Thank you very much. Good-bye.
2. - Where is your daughter, Mary?
- She is in the garden with her new boy-friend.
- What does he look like?
- Oh, he is tall, well-built, slim, he has long straight dark hair and brown ryes.
- Do you like him?
-Well, he has a pleasant smile and good manners, but I don know him very well.
- I see ().
3. - Hi, Suzy. Is your son at home?
- Yes, he is. Why? ( ?)
- I want to introduce him to my daughter's friend. Alice is 18 and she is very pretty.
- Is she? Can you describe () her?
- Sure. She's tall, slim, fair-haired and long-legged, like all young girls now.
- And what does she like to do?
- Well, she likes to dance, to sing songs, to go out to parties. And what does your son like?
- He likes to read books, to cook and to work in the garden.
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hard-worker -
rather dark hair -
quiet - ,
a funny joke - //
a good-eater -
a good-sleeper -
good-hearted - ,
Tom has a lot of friends, but the best are Pete, Den and Luci. They are all students.
This is Pete. He doesn't like to be a minute late for his classes. He is not only very clever but he is also a very hard worker and likes to do everything well. He has rather dark hair and good grey eyes. He is not very tall, but he is strong, swims well and is a good footballer.
And who is this? This is Luci. She has brown hair and big grey eyes. She doesn't talk much; she is rather quiet, very kind and nice. All her friends like her. She is pretty but Tom thinks she is beautiful.
And here is the last one. This is Den. He is certainly not very handsome or hard-working or clever, but he thinks that he is all these. He doesn't like swimming or football. He thinks that they are too much like hard work. He doesn't like to study and he doesn't always listen to lessons in class. He is a good eater and good sleeper. He talks a lot, but he is good-hearted and loves to joke. He knows a lot of funny stories and he always wants to tell them to you.
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9. . .
MY NEW FRIENDS
My new friends are the Millers. Mrs Miller's name is Ann. She is a young woman of 32. She is tall, slim, with long blonde hair and large blue eyes. She is very beautiful. Her husband's name is Jack, he is handsome, too. He isn't very tall, but well-built. His hair is dark and his eyes are grey. They have a pretty little daughter, she is 5, her name is Sally. She is fair-haired and blue-eyed, she looks like her mother. Her face is round.
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Ann's mother, Sally's grandmother, lives with them. She is 56. She is a housewife. She is pleasant and kind. She likes to cook, play tennis and walk with Sally.
Sally knows many poems and likes to walk with Joy. Joy is their dog. He is brown, has short legs, a small nose and long ears. He is very funny. He likes to run after Sally about the garden. He does not like cats.
The Millers are a happy family, and I am happy that they are my friends.
1. How old is Ann? 2. What does she look like? 3. What is her husband's name? 4. Is he tall or short? 5. What hair does he have? 6. Are his eyes grey or brown? 7. Do they have a son or a daughter? 8. Is she a school-girl? 9. Does she look like her mother or like her father? 10. What can you say about Ann's mother? 11. Do they have a cat or a dog? 12. What does the dog look like? 13. What family are the Millers?
10. :
1. Your family wants to know all about your groupmates. Describe them.
2. Describe your sister or brother.
3. You've just met a most handsome man (beautiful woman). Describe him (her)
to your friend.
4. Describe your dog or cat.
Unit V. MEALS AT HOME AND DINING OUT
