Week 3 Conversation Class Topic:

Describing An
Object
For @englishprep_
Describe objects using adjectives
NUMBER (How many are there?)
SIZE (How big/small is the noun?)
SHAPE (What is the shape of the noun?)
AGE (How new/old is the noun?)
COLOUR (What colour is the noun?)
MATERIAL (What is the noun made of?)
QUALITY (What are the qualities of the noun?)
PURPOSE (What is the noun used for?
 How many

1. NUMBER
kittens are

there?

A, an, the, these, several, ten, both,

each, many How many

colour pencils

are there?

2. SIZE What is the size of

the toys?
Small, large, tiny, tall, wide, huge,
broad, narrow, massive, little, thin

What is the size of

the elephant?
3.SHAPE What is the shape of the

glass?

Round, flat, square, rectangular,

oval, circular, dent, triangle,

cylinder What shape does the

music instrument has?

4. AGE How old is the

piano?

Old, new, young, vintage, ancient,

antique, current, modern

How old is the
phone?
 What is the

5. COLOUR colour of the

hair?

Red, bright, blonde, blue, colourful,

reddish, purpleish What are the
colour of the
pencils?

6. MATERIAL What is the violin

made of?
Brick, plastic, metal, wooden, steel,

gold, crystal

What is the spoon

made of?
7. QUALITY What is the quality of the
scenery?

Beautiful, amazing, interesting,

attractive, raw, ripe, different,
bad, good
What is the quality of the
meat?

8. PURPOSE What are the

supplies used for?

Cleaning, riding, gardening,

shopping, sewing, dining,
sleeping, running
What is the object
used for?
But.. how do you describe objects?

Come up with as many questions. Start

of with the simplest ones!

 LET'S PRACTICE! #1
What is it?
What colour is it?
What is it made of?
What size is it?
What does it look like?
What is it used for?
How old/new is it?
LET'S PRACTICE! #2

What is it?
What colour is it?
What is it made of?
What size is it?
What does it look like?
What is it used for?
How old/new is it?
 GAMES TIME!

1 person describe an object, the

others try to guess it!

 Thank you!
We hope you had fun. See you in our next class!