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    The document provides information on describing people through adjectives and nouns, and constructing sentences about people's physical attributes. It explains that sentences can be formed using "has/have" or "to be" verbs followed by an adjective or noun. Examples are given such as "She has a long hair" and "He is handsome". The document also covers how to form yes/no questions using auxiliary verbs like "do", "does" and conjugations of "to be". It demonstrates this with the examples "Is she tall?" and "Does she have long hair?". Finally, it proposes an activity where teams take turns describing a person and asking yes/no questions to guess the description.

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    The document provides information on describing people through adjectives and nouns, and constructing sentences about people's physical attributes. It explains that sentences can be formed using "has/have" or "to be" verbs followed by an adjective or noun. Examples are given such as "She has a long hair" and "He is handsome". The document also covers how to form yes/no questions using auxiliary verbs like "do", "does" and conjugations of "to be". It demonstrates this with the examples "Is she tall?" and "Does she have long hair?". Finally, it proposes an activity where teams take turns describing a person and asking yes/no questions to guess the description.

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    Describe People: Kinds of Adjectives Kinds of Nouns

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    The document provides information on describing people through adjectives and nouns, and constructing sentences about people's physical attributes. It explains that sentences can be formed using "has/have" or "to be" verbs followed by an adjective or noun. Examples are given such as "She has a long hair" and "He is handsome". The document also covers how to form yes/no questions using auxiliary verbs like "do", "does" and conjugations of "to be". It demonstrates this with the examples "Is she tall?" and "Does she have long hair?". Finally, it proposes an activity where teams take turns describing a person and asking yes/no questions to guess the description.

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    DESCRIBE PEOPLE

    Kinds of adjectives Kinds of nouns


    Beautiful Eye
    Handsome Chin
    Thin Nose
    Big Forehead
    Small Eyelashes
    Short Lips
    Curly Eyebrow
    Long Cheek
    Etc.. Etc..
    MAKE A SENTENCE TO
    DESCRIBE PEOPLE
    There are two ways to make a sentence
    to describe somebody
    Using has/have
    Using to be (am, are, is)

    Example:
    1. She has a long hair
    2. He is handsome
    MAKE A SENTENCE
    TO DESCRIBE PEOPLE

    Example:
    She has a long hair
    Subject has/have adj noun
    MAKE A SENTENCE TO
    DESCRIBE

    Example:
    He is handsome
    Subject to be adj
    YES/NO QUESTION
     Do, Does, Is, Are, Am,

    Example:
    A: Is she tall?
    B: yes, she is.

    A: does she have a long hair?


    B: no, she does not.
    DESCRIBE IT

    HE IS HANDSOME
    HE HAS SHORT HAIR
    ROLE
     Divide in 3 teams
     Each team has a leader/speaker
     First team will describe a person in 3 clues,
    example; it is a girl, she has a long hair, etc.
     Second and third teams will guess that
    person using 3 yes/no question.
     and next
     The team that can answer more will be the
    winner.

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