To describe people in English, use the verbs "to be" for height, build, age, and personality, and "to have" (or "have got") for hair, eyes, and facial features. Combine physical traits and personality words to create a clear picture. Physical Appearance: Height: Tall, short, medium height. Build: Slim (thin in a healthy way), thin, fat, overweight, well-built. Hair: Short, long, straight, curly, wavy, bald; blond, brown, black, red, grey. Eyes: Big, small; blue, green, brown, dark. Special features: Beard, moustache, glasses. Personality and Character: Friendly: Kind, outgoing, warm, polite. Quiet: Shy, reserved, serious. Smart: Clever, intelligent, creative. Active: Hardworking, energetic, lazy (negative). Example Sentences: "He is tall and slim with short brown hair." "She has got green eyes and wears glasses." "They are very friendly and hardworking." She is pretty He is talkative They are funny I’m friendly You are s...
To talk about the weather in English, the most important basic structure is to use "It is..." or the contraction "It's..." followed by an adjective. Basic weather vocabulary: A very common rule in English is to add "-y" to the end of a noun to turn it into an adjective that describes the weather: It's sunny — from the noun *sun*. It's cloudy — from the noun *cloud*. It's rainy or It's raining. It's windy — from the noun *wind*. It's snowy or It's snowing. It's stormy — from the noun *storm*. It's foggy — from the noun *fog*. Temperature: To indicate whether it is hot or cold, we also use "It's..." along with these common words: It's hot. It's warm. It's cool. It's chilly (uncomfortably cold). It's cold. It's freezing (extremely cold). Current Weather and Clothing in English: * Warm and Sunny / Hot (Sunny, Hot, Clear) * What to wear: T-shirts, shorts, light dr...