2.1 What does she look like?
Actividad desplegable
You are going to listen to a conversation between Dave and Juan. They are talking about different people.
Before you listen, think how you can describe each person below.
Now listen to the dialogue and mark Joana, Claudia, Marta and Petra.
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Objetivos
Look at this phrase from the dialogue:
What does she look like? She's tall and slim
We use What + look like to ask for a physical description of a person.
Note: we use it in the question but not in the answer: What does he look like? He's tall and thin. He looks like tall and thin
Rellenar huecos
What do they look like?
Match the sentences and the pictures.
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1. He's very tall and a bit overweight. 2. She's got long wavy blond hair. 3. He's medium height and quite slim. 4. He's bald. |
5. She's got big blue eyes. 6. She's got long curly brown hair and glasses. 7. He's very tall and thin. 8. He's got a beard and a moustache. |
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Conocimiento previo
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Lookalikes Where can you see Abraham Lincoln, Queen Elizabeth II, Penelope Cruz, Elvis, Leo Messi and Tom Hanks together? At Madame Tussauds, of course! It is a wax museum and one of the biggest attractions in London. In London, it was founded by Madame Tussauds, a French exile, in 1835. One of the most famous attractions is the Chamber of Horrors, which features infamous characters like Attila the Hun, Guy Fawkes and Burke and Hare (the bodysnatchers). Other popular figures include those of famous sporting heroes like Beckham and Olympics heroine Jessica Ennis, Royals like Charles and Diana, and music stars such as One Direction, Michael Jackson and Kylie Minogue. The first model of Winston Churchill appeared in 1908. Since then 9 new figures have been made! Have a look at this video about the museum.
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Actividad
Look at the text above. Notice that we use such as and like (don't confuse it with the verb like) to introduce examples.
If there is a verb after these expressions, we use a gerund:
I do lots of sports like running and swimming.
I do lots of different things in my free time such as listening to music, astronomy and playing golf.