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6. Practice speaking without reading: Find a picture you like and record your voice while you describe it for 1 minute using location language and these useful tips and expressions.

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6. Practice speaking without reading: Find a picture you like and record your voice while you describe it for 1 minute using location language and these useful tips and expressions.

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In the foreground/ at the front(davanti)

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In the foreground/ at the front(davanti)

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In the background/ at the back(sullo sfondo)

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In the background/ at the back(sullo sfondo)

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Hi year 6 pet students. Today I'm going to talk about part 3, describing a photo again.

Apart from describing the pictures below to practise, revise vocabulary to do with the house and furniture, food, clothes and appearance in your notebook. Use this web-page to practice vocabulary too:

http://www.flo-joe.co.uk/preliminaryenglish/index.htm

Choose a picture from the ones below.

Look up any vocabulary you don't know in the dictionary before you start, and learn it!!
Imagine you are describing the picture to someone who can't see it.
Start with GENERAL information:
Who you can see, what they are doing, where they are.
The picture I'm going to describe is....
In this picture I can see....
This is a colour/black and white photo of...

In the background,
Continue with more specific information, and try and show the examiner what a wide vocabulary you have. Use expressions like: in the foreground,
on the left,
on the right,
next to
above
between
in the top right-hand corner,
In the bottom left-hand corner....

they are in their teens/teenagers, very young, in their twenties, thirties, quite elderly, elderly...

The father seems to be happy because he is laughing.
I think the teenagers are bored because they look very serious. Say how old you think the people in the photo are: Say how you think the people are feeling and, if you can, WHY YOU THINK THIS:

Describe how they are dressed in general:
They are wearing sports clothes/school uniform/casual clothes.
Say what time of year it is
I think it must be winter because they are all wearing coats and there are no leaves left on the trees.

Use LOTS of expressions of deduction (deducir) and if possible explain WHY.

´They seem to be doing their homework because there are a lot of books on the table in front of them' than 'they are doing their homework' They are probably....because
They seem to be....
It could be,
the woman might be,
Perhaps the younger girl is...
Maybe the boy has got...
I think they must be friends because they seem to be having fun together

I quite like this picture because
I don't like this picture at all because
This picture reminds me of when....
Give your opinion of the picture
'I'm going to describe one person in more detail: the girl on the left has got long blonde straight hair and green eyes, she's wearing a red and white striped t-shirt and a pair of shorts.'
If you can't think of any more things to say, you could describe one person in more detail:

..If you can't remember the vocabulary, say 'I can't remember how to say it but it's something you use to'.....you will get mre points for this.

Try and talk about all the pictures over the weekend.

Here is a link to a blog entry about describing photos:

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Helen Shirra: primero y segundo de infantil

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PET speaking part 3: describing a photo.

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Hi year 6 pet students. Today I'm going to talk about part 3, describing a photo again. Apart from describing the pictures below to practise, revise vocabulary to do with the house and furniture, food, clothes and appearance in your notebook. Use this web-page to practice vocabulary too: http://www.flo-joe.co.uk/preliminaryenglish/index.htm Choose a picture from the ones below.

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3. Follow these tips to describe a picture

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3. Follow these tips to describe a picture

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4. Follow "PET speaking part-3" extra tips

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4. Follow "PET speaking part-3" extra tips

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Top Tips for Preparing for the Cambridge PET Speaking Exam - Atlas Language School

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Top Tips for Preparing for the Cambridge PET Speaking Exam To get a good mark in the PET Speaking exam, you will need to produce simple sentences on familiar topics, and also be able to give reasons, opinions and explain your plans.

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1. Learn this location language perfectly well! >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

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1. Learn this location language perfectly well! >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>