WHO’S WHO? Talking about people A A You know the following people: LINDA ANN SARAH TIM JOHN PAUL ANSWER your partner’s questions so that he/she can know who is who B NOW, ASK your partner information to find out who the following people are: James, Margaret, Robert, Mary, Susan and Richard Example: What does Robert look like? How’s Robert? He’s short He’s got curly hair He looks worried CHECK your answers to make sure you’ve written the correct names RULES: - You CAN only ask the following questions: ASPECT: What does he look like?  He’s tall with big blue eyes He has long hair CHARACTER: What's he like?  He’s kind He looks funny We can't use 'like' in the answers MENTAL/PHYSICAL CONDITION: How is she/he?  He’s tired/sad She looks tired/sad - You CAN NOT ask about clothes or actions - You CAN include in your description: - She/He LOOKS + Adjective E.g He looks sad - She/He LOOKS LIKE + Noun E.g She looks like a nurse WHO’S WHO? Talking about people B A ASK your partner information to find out who the following people are: Sarah, Tim, Paul, Linda, John and Ann B: NOW, ANSWER your partner’s questions so that he/she can know who is who MARGARET ROBERT RICHARD SUSAN JAMES MARY Example: What does Robert look like? How’s Robert? He’s short He’s got curly hair He looks worried CHECK your answers to make sure you’ve written the correct names RULES: - You CAN only ask the following questions: ASPECT: What does he look like?  He’s tall with big blue eyes He has long hair CHARACTER: What's he like?  He’s kind He looks funny We can't use 'like' in the answers MENTAL/PHYSICAL CONDITION: How is she/he?  He’s tired/sad She looks tired/sad - You CAN NOT ask about clothes or actions - You CAN include in your description: - She/He LOOKS + Adjective E.g He looks sad - She/He LOOKS LIKE + Noun E.g She looks like a nurse