Describing Appearances: Looks vs. looks like, grammar, speaking for ESL/EFL/ELLs

Get your grammar game on with this lively lesson on describing emotions and appearances. Helps students use the commonly confused terms: look(s) and look(s) like.

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This is a comprehensive, communicative, and colorful lesson that includes activities for visual learners, speaking, writing, listening, grammar, and fun.

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INCLUDES:

• Call and Response warm up activity
• Grammar charts and explanations for all forms
• Focus on third person singular forms
• Game 1: Read my face! Expressing emotions
• Game 2: 60-Second That Emotion
• Writing: Describing a photo
• Numbered photo speaking prompts
• Grammar quiz: 10 questions on Looks vs. looks like
• Teacher's notes and answer key

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It is well-suited for high beginner to intermediate ESL students.

Made for distance learning, adaptable for classroom use.

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