B1
English Speaking Exercises for B1 – Photo description
5 esercizi
1. Circle the correct words. If both are correct, circle both. Then find the people in the two photos on this page.
- 1)The man in / wearing a baseball cap
- 2)The two women in / with ponytails
- 3)The girl who is / with sitting on the ground
- 4)The woman in / with long trousers
- 5)The man in / with his arms folded
- 6)The woman wearing / with a dress

2. Complete the sentences about photo A with the phrases below.
- a)sort of I’d say it looks like some kind of I would say
- most likely or maybe something like that
- 1)They’re on a beach,
- 2)They’re in their twenties.
- 3)the people in the background are a mix of ages.
- 4)fitness competition.
- 5)There’s mat on the ground.
- 6)The bald man is doing push-ups or
- 7)The man with the cap is the judge he’s just a friend.
Speaking Strategy
Try to give your photo description a simple structure:
1) say what the photo shows in general. If you are unsure, use phrases like ‘It looks to me as if …’, or ‘The photo appears to show …’;
2) talk about some of the interesting details in the photo;
3) add a personal opinion or reaction.
3. Read the Speaking Strategy. Then look at photo B and prepare your description. Use the questions to help you.

- 1)Where are the women? What are they doing? What is unusual about the situation?
- 2)Is one of them the leader? Why do you think so?
4. Read the examiner’s questions. Write notes for your answers.
- 1)Do you think the women are enjoying themselves? Why? / Why not?
- 2)What are the advantages and disadvantages of exercising outdoors rather than indoors?
- 3)Have you been in a similar situation when you enjoyed spending a lot of time outdoors? What were you doing?
- 1)
- 2)
- 3)
5. Now do the speaking task. Use your notes from exercise 3 and 4.
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