Name: 如何用英語描述人--基本短語 (How to Describe People in English - Basic Phrases)
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My name is Alicia and today we're going to talk about how to describe people.

This is a great lesson for beginners and, of course, for review.

Thio, I'm going to talk about some patterns.

You can use basic patterns for describing appearance number one.

Then I'm going to talk about patterns to use for personality expressions.

And finally, I'm going to do some grammar review.

So how to use relative clauses to give some more details about people?

This is really, really useful when you want to specify someone.

So, for example, if there's someone across the room that you're trying to point out to someone you can use this grammar want to do that?

So today I'm going to fill up the board with lots of example sentences.

Please send your example Sentences along in the chat to Oh, okay.

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I'm going to start by talking about appearance related expressions.

So I'm going to cover some very, very basic phrases that I'm going to cover some basic phrases you can use to express people's appearance.

I'm going to talk about the patterns we used to talk about, like hair or eye color on to talk about the adjectives we use relating to the body.

And of course, throughout this please feel free to send your own example sentences in the church.

That would be great to include some of your examples on the board as well.

So let's get started first appearance, appearance related expressions.

So I'm going to focus on using, have and has and is and are so we're going to make some very basic sentences to talk about people's appearance first.

If our subject is I, you, we or they we'll use this pattern to make it negative.

Well, youse don't This is the reduced form of Do not, and then we'll use have plus a noun phrase.

So for me, for an example of this, I would say I am the subject.

So a very simple expression to describe my appearance here is my subject.

So this is a positive sentence, and my noun phrase here is brown hair.

I could say something like, I don't have blond hair.

So this is how we make a this basic appearance related statement with a noun phrase, So no adjectives used here.

If, however your subject is he or she you probably won't use it to describe a person.

If you want to describe an animal, maybe you could use it.

But for talking about people we'll use he or she.

And in this sentence, if you want to make it negative, we need to use doesn't, Doesn't he?

Or she doesn't plus have plus known phrase.

So in this case, for example, Uh, let's see.

I've made this negative with doesn't doesn't if, however so I've made this into a negative form have made this negative pattern here.

If, however, your sentence is positive, please remember that instead of have we need to use has so for a positive sentence.

Has he has from here or she has blonde hair.

Why not hairs when we're talking someone as that question a pasta Cume asked that question in the YouTube shot.

We use a hair, hair No s to talk about all of this on our head.

Well, we use a hair alone to refer to all of this.

We use hairs when we see a few pieces somewhere like, Oh, there are some hairs on the floor over there.

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如何用英語描述人--基本短語 (How to Describe People in English - Basic Phrases)

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