Pictures to describe

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This part tests the candidates’ ability to produce an extended piece of discourse. Tests ability to: speak at length coherently, use language to describe, compare and contrast and comment upon a topic. In Part 2, candidates are given the opportunity to speak for 1 minute without interruption. Each candidate is asked to compare two colour photographs, and to make a further comment about them in response to a task that is read out by the interlocutor. A prompt is given to the candidates in the…

Let's do English ESL picture description. this is the first part of a lesson on how to describe a picture with three points to follow: 1) how to introduce the p…

Picture Dictionary - Describing people - English ESL Worksheets for distance learnin… | Teach english to kids, English worksheets for kids, Learn english vocabulary

I am now preparing work for my mainstream English classes. I hope this exercise will be useful for some of you. They have to imagine that they are in the photos, that they actually did the activities, so write in the past tense. Alternatively, they could just describe the pictures, in the present tense. I tell my students, you don't need to know the actual locations, for example, the mountains there are the Himalayas, but just saying 'mountains' is fine. Except for Machu Picchu! - ESL…