Class 2

- Like: One little word, so many meanings! What are they? Can you give examples?

- Quiz: Uses of like

- Listening: What does Michael look like?  Listen and find out 

- Language: Describing people:

To talk about people's appearance or personality you can use:
be + adjective

Verb: To be	Adjective
I'm	slim
He's	well-built
She's	matronly
You're	handsome
We're	extroverted
They're	shy

To talk about physical characteristics you can use:
have got + (adjective) + noun

Verb: Have got	(Adjective) + Noun
I've got	hazel eyes
He's got	a shaved head
She's got	gorgeous black hair
You've got	a five o'clock shadow
We've got	green eyes
They've got	long legs

Some adjectives have a negative connotation (or feeling) and some are more neutral:

Negative	Neutral
fat	plump or large
skinny	slim
spinster	single

To ask about someone's appearance you can use:
do + look like?

	Verb: To do		Look like?
What	do	I	look like?
	do	you
	does	he/she/it
	do	they

To ask about someone's personality you can use:
be + like?

	Verb: To be		Like?
What	am	I	like?
	are	you
	is	he/she/it
	are	we
	are	they

- Talking about appearances:  Passport photos

Writing: What do you look like in your passport photo?

             What do you think are your best features?

             If you could change something about your physical appearance what would it be?

Speaking: Yes/No guessing game: Describe a celebrity