The document provides exercises to practice describing animals and their characteristics in English. In part A, students complete sentences describing animals like butterflies, horses, and turtles. In part B, students use words like "lion" and "old" to complete conversations about looking at animals. Part 1 has students write descriptions of animals shown in pictures using words such as "big", "cute", and "elephant". Part 2 has students fill in opposites like "small" and "fast", and identify animals they can see in pictures using descriptions. The exercises focus on learning and practicing vocabulary for describing different animals and their attributes in English.
The document provides exercises to practice describing animals and their characteristics in English. In part A, students complete sentences describing animals like butterflies, horses, and turtles. In part B, students use words like "lion" and "old" to complete conversations about looking at animals. Part 1 has students write descriptions of animals shown in pictures using words such as "big", "cute", and "elephant". Part 2 has students fill in opposites like "small" and "fast", and identify animals they can see in pictures using descriptions. The exercises focus on learning and practicing vocabulary for describing different animals and their attributes in English.
The document provides exercises to practice describing animals and their characteristics in English. In part A, students complete sentences describing animals like butterflies, horses, and turtles. In part B, students use words like "lion" and "old" to complete conversations about looking at animals. Part 1 has students write descriptions of animals shown in pictures using words such as "big", "cute", and "elephant". Part 2 has students fill in opposites like "small" and "fast", and identify animals they can see in pictures using descriptions. The exercises focus on learning and practicing vocabulary for describing different animals and their attributes in English.
B. Use these words to complete the conversations bellow.
Example ( that / horse / fast )
A. Look at that horse !
B. Wow ! it’s fast !
1. ( this / lion / old )
A : Look at ______ _______! B: Wow ! it’s ________ !
2. ( slow / turtle / that )
A : Look at ______ _______! B: Wow ! it’s ________ ! 3. ( frog / small / that ) A : Look at ______ _______! B: Wow ! it’s ________ !
4. ( this / big / butterfly )
A : Look at ______ _______! B: Wow ! it’s ________ !
5. ( elephant / young / that )
A : Look at ______ _______! B: Wow ! it’s ________ ! 1. Write the correct answer !
big cute monkey elephant
frog lion small old
1. What is that ? That is a _______________________________ .
2. What is this? This is a _________________________________. This Photo
by Unknown Author is 3. What is that ? That is a _______________________________ . licensed This Photo by under Unknown CC BY-NC Author is licensed 4. What is this ? This is a ________________________________. under CC BY-NC-ND
2. Fill in the blanks!
1. The opposite of big is ________________.
2. The opposite of fast is ________________. 3. The opposite of young is ________________.
4. What can you see ?
I can see a _________________________ .
5. What can you see ?
___________________________________.
6. What can you see ? This Pho
to by ___________________________________. Unknow n Author is licensed under 7. What can you see ? CC BY-N C-ND ___________________________________.