Speaking part 2 comparing photos vocabulary bank

BUILDING/ BLOCK OF FLATS/SKYSCRAPER

DETACHED HOUSE

HIGHSCHOOL/ UNIVERSITY CLASSROOM

4

BOWLS/DISHES WITH (DIFFERENT KINDS OF) FOOD

FAMILY

LAPTOP

BACK PACK

PARK

CITY MAP

VOCABULARY SUPPORT: LOCATING THINGS IN A

PICTURE

IN THE BACKGROUND

IN THE FOREGROUND

INDICATING POSITION IN A PHOTOABOVE/UP/AT THE TOP

BELOW/DOWN/AT THE BOTTOM

ON THE BRIDGE

UNDER THE BRIDGE

POSITION: SPACE REFERENCE12

In the background

In the foreground

ON THE LEFT/TO THE LEFT OF

ON THE RIGHT/ TO THE RIGHT OF

IN THE MIDDLE

ABOVE

BELOW

WHERE’S..?

1. THE PIJAMA

2. THE BALLPEN

3. SHIRT

4. THE WINDOW

5. THE BED

6. SHOE

7. GLASSES

8. SPORTSHOES

9. TROUSERS

10. BAG

WHERE’S..?

1. UNDER THE BED

2. ON TOP OF THE TABLE

3. ON THE BEDSIDE TABLE

4. OVER THE BED

5. BESIDE THE NIGHT TABLE

6. BETWEEN THE BOOKS

7. IN THE DRAWER

8. HUNGING ON THE MIRROR

9. IN THE WARDROBE

10. NEXT TO THE SET OF DRAWERS

PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE

EXPRESSING PLACE

WHERE ARE THESE OBJECTS?

ABOVE/AT THE TOP

BELOW/AT THE BOTTOM

ON THE RIGHT

ON THE LEFT

BEDROOM

PRACTICE 1

BEACH/ COASTAL VILLAGE

PRACTICE 2

PRACTICE 3

TREKKING

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CAMPSITE

PRACTICE 4

TOWN/VILLAGE/LANDSCAPE/COUNTRY

PRACTICE 5

SHOPPING CENTER/MALL

PRACTICE 6

CLOTHES

WINTER/WARM/SUMMER/ CLOTHESSMART /CASUAL CLOTHES

COMFORTABLE, INDOOR, LIGHTWEIGHT /SPORT

CLOTHES

PATTERN / COLORFUL/ FASHIONABLE/

SHIRT

TIE

JACKET

8. SUIT

SWEATER/JUMPER/PULLOVER

LONG-SLEEVED SHIRT

Polo neck

11. dress

12.Polo shirt

19.coat 20.Rain coat

AGES

1

HAIR LENGHTS, SIZES AND COLOURS

CURLY, DARK HAIR

Hair pinned/tied up with An elastic

2

SHOULDER LENGHT, BROWN HAIR

3

LONG, WAVY, DARK HAIR

4

SHORT, STRAIGHT, RED HAIR

EXPRESSING FEELINGS

HAPPY

CONCENTRATED

WORRIED/CONCERNED

SERIOUS/ATTENTIVE

SMILING

LAUGHTING/HAPPY

- SCARED, TERRIFIED, FRIGHTENED- SCREAMING, YELLING

EXPRESSING FEELINGS

QUIET/AMUSED

ANGRY/ARGUING

CRYINGSAD/ GLOOMY

THEY ARE IN THEIR (EARLY)THIRTIES

HE’S IN HIS (LATE) FIFTIES

HE’S IN HIS FORTIES

THEY’RE IN THEIR TEENS/

THEY’RE TEENAGERS