Pages in this bloc with exercises or vocabulary studied in  class

• Advise / recommend about places
• Body movements
• Challenges
• Compound words -Prefixes
• Crime and punishment
• Describing books – people
• Homonyms (homographs – homophons)
• Human sounds
• Humour
• know – don’t know about things
• Learning languages
• Parts of the body expressions
• Progress – Total English 4
• Strong feelings
• Tales – Stories
• Ways of looking
• Ways of speaking
• Ways of walking

External links about vocabulary

•   Adjectives about describing people:
  • tall – ugly – weak –  mean – young –  small – fat – short – beautiful – thin – generous – old – big  –  strong
  • overweight – good-looking – elderly – slim – middle-aged –  tall – of medium height – chubby  –  skinny
    muscular – attractive – handsome  – generous – gorgeous – well-built – plain – petite – mean
  • adverbs in order from the weakest to the strongest:
    • not very > quite > fairly > very > really > extremely > absolutely
  • parts of the face with the list of adjectives that can be used to describe them.
    • ears = big, cauliflower, sticky-out
      nose = big, snub, pointed
      eyes = big, bright, blue
      lips = thin, full, sexy
  • The words that can particularly be used to describe:
    • a man = Handsome is almost always only used with men. All the other wordsan be used to describe men, except petite and plain (it is rare to describe a man as beautiful).
    • a woman = Petite and plain are only used with women. All the other words can be used to describe women (it is rare to describe a woman as handsome or well-built).
    • a person over 50 = middle-aged
    • a person over 70 = elderly
    • a bodybuilder = well-built, muscular
    • a supermodel = good-looking, attractive, gorgeous, slim, skinny
    • you = students’ own ideas

• Colours (onestopenglish)