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A2

English Speaking Exercises for A2 – Photo description

6 exercícios

1. Label pictures 1-9 with the words below.

  • boots dinghy helmet life jacket paddles poles rope rucksack safety harness
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2 G Speaking pre-intermediate 2
2 G Speaking pre-intermediate 3
2 G Speaking pre-intermediate 4
2 G Speaking pre-intermediate 5
2 G Speaking pre-intermediate 6
2 G Speaking pre-intermediate 7
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2. Which pieces of equipment from exercise 1 do you use for …

  • 1)
    rock climbing?
  • 2)
    kayaking?
  • 3)
    walking / hiking?

3. Choose the correct words to complete the sentences about the photo below.

  • 1)
    The photo seems / shows two children on a climbing wall.
  • 2)
    They look / look as if quite young.
  • 3)
    They boy on / at the left is looking down.
  • 4)
    At / In the background, there are some buildings.
  • 5)
    It looks as / like if the boys are having a good time.
2 G Speaking pre-intermediate 10

Speaking Strategy

Make sure your photo description has a simple structure. Start by saying what the photo shows in general (Who? What? Where?). Then mention interesting details. You can finish with a personal comment or some speculation.

4. Read the Speaking Strategy. Then write five sentences to describe the photo below. Use phrases from exercise 3.

2 G Speaking pre-intermediate 11
  • 1)
    (general description)
  • 2)
    (details x3)
  • 3)
    (speculation / comment)

5. Read the examiner’s questions in the task and make notes.

  • Describe the photo and answer the questions.
  • 1)
    Why do some people enjoy doing risky sports?
  • 2)
    Is doing risky sports the best way to see spectacular scenery, in your opinion? Why? / Why not?
  • 1)
  • 2)

6. Now do the task using your notes from exercises 5 and 6.

Como praticar

  1. 1Leia cada pergunta cuidadosamente
  2. 2Escreva sua resposta ou selecione a opção correta
  3. 3Clique em 'Mostrar Resposta' para verificar seu trabalho
  4. 4Revise quaisquer erros e tente exercícios similares
  5. 5Passe para o próximo exercício quando estiver pronto