Describing people face and head

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DESCRIBING PEOPLE (Face and head)

Transcript of Describing people face and head

DESCRIBING PEOPLE

(Face and head)

-LONG

-SHORT

- BROWN

- BLACK

- BLOND

- RED

HAIR

EXAMPLES:

I’ve got long brown hair. I haven’t got long brown hair. You’ve got short black hair. You haven’t got black hair. He’s got long blond hair. He hasn’t got long blond hair. She’s got short red hair. She hasn’t got short red hair. We’ve got long blond hair. We haven’t got long blond hair. You’ve got short blond hair. You haven’t got short blond hair. They’ve got long red hair. They haven’t got long red hair.

POSITIVE

VERB: HAVE GOT

(‘VE GOT)

3rd SINGULAR

PERSON (HE/SHE):

HAS GOT (‘S GOT)

NEGATIVE

VERB: HAVE NOT

GOT (HAVEN’T GOT)

3rd SINGULAR

PERSON (HE/SHE):

HAS GOT (HASN’T

GOT)

- BIG

- SMALL

- BROWN

- BLACK

- GREY

- BLUE

EYES

EXAMPLES:

I’ve got big brown eyes. I haven’t got big brown eyes. You’ve got small black eyes. You haven’t got small black eyes. He’s got big grey eyes. He hasn’t got big grey eyes. She’s got small blue eyes. She hasn’t got small blue eyes. We’ve got big brown eyes. We haven’t got big brown eyes. You’ve got small black eyes. You haven’t got small black eyes. They’ve got long red hair. They haven’t got long red hair.

POSITIVE

VERB: HAVE GOT

(‘VE GOT)

3rd SINGULAR

PERSON (HE/SHE):

HAS GOT (‘S GOT) NEGATIVE

VERB: HAVE NOT

GOT (HAVEN’T GOT)

3rd SINGULAR

PERSON (HE/SHE):

HAS GOT (HASN’T

GOT)

- BIG

- SMALL

EARS

NOSE

a big nose/ a small nose

MOUTH

a big mouth/ a small mouth

EXAMPLES:

I’ve got big ears. I haven’t got big ears.

You’ve got a small nose. You haven’t got a small nose.

He’s got a big mouth. He hasn’t got a big mouth.

She’s got small ears. She hasn’t got small ears.

We’ve got a big nose. We haven’t got a big mouth.

You’ve got a small mouth. You haven’t got a small mouth.

They’ve got big ears. They haven’t got big ears.

POSITIVE

VERB: HAVE GOT

(‘VE GOT)

3rd SINGULAR

PERSON (HE/SHE):

HAS GOT (‘S GOT)

NEGATIVE

VERB: HAVE NOT

GOT (HAVEN’T GOT)

3rd SINGULAR

PERSON (HE/SHE):

HAS GOT (HASN’T

GOT)

POSITIVE

VERB: HAVE GOT

(‘VE GOT)

3rd SINGULAR

PERSON (HE/SHE):

HAS GOT (‘S GOT)

NEGATIVE

VERB: HAVE NOT

GOT (HAVEN’T GOT)

3rd SINGULAR

PERSON (HE/SHE):

HAS GOT (HASN’T

GOT)

EXAMPLES:

I’ve got a beard. I haven’t got a beard.

You’ve got a moustache. You haven’t got a moustache.

He’s got a beard. He hasn’t got a beard.

She’s got a moustache. She hasn’t got a moustache.

We’ve got a beard. We haven’t got a beard.

You’ve got a moustache. You haven’t got a moustache.

They’ve got a beard. They haven’t got a beard.

POSITIVE VERB: TO BE + WEAR -ING VERB TO BE: I am = I’m You are = You’re He/she/it is = He’s/She’s/It’s We are= We’re You are = You’re They are= They’re

EXAMPLES:

I’m wearing glasses. I’m not wearing glasses.

You are wearing a hat. You are not wearing a hat.

He is wearing glasses. He is not wearing glasses.

She’s wearing a hat. She is not wearing a hat.

We are wearing glasses. We are not wearing glasses.

You’re wearing a hat. You are not wearing a hat.

They are wearing glasses. They are not wearing glasses.

NEGATIVE VERB: NOT TO BE + WEAR -ING VERB TO BE: I am not = I’m not You are not = You aren’t He/she/it is not= He/She/it isn’t We are not= We aren’t You are not = You aren’t They are not = They aren’t