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Describe all that you can see in the picture and explain what you think is happening. Melissa: In the picture there is a man lying in the middle of the road and there is a car and a motorbike there. I believe there is a car accident and that guy is almost dying.
Where things are. What each person is doing. Display the pictures in front of the whole class (but not in order), asking students to describe what is happening – and to guess what may happen next. Do this as a whole-class activity, displaying one picture at a time (but not in order).
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A selection of English ESL describing things printables.
Exam speaking: Describe a photo or picture – exercises. Watch the video on our website. Then try these exercises. 1. Check your understanding: gap fill – prepositions. Write the correct preposition (in, on, at) to fill the gaps. ________ the top of the picture ... ________ the middle of the picture ...
What is happening? This picture is the latest puzzle doing the rounds! I have added some basic questions, to promote description, 'There is/There are and what the people are doing'. Then the... 746 uses. MrsFrobisher. What is happening in the pictures? Some basic reading practice for present continuous tense and prepositions.
Describe a Scene. One of the most common uses of scenes in the ESL classroom is description. If you are teaching the kind of class that requires you to present prearranged “targets” for students you may have seen this. It often involves students looking at an image and describing what is happening in it.
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There are a lot of situations in which you might want to describe something, when you’ve lost something, when you have something great you want to tell someone about, when you want to compare things. This worksheet focusses on clear drills to make simple sentences. How to use the worksheet. 1. The main part of the worksheet should be really ...
