Решение: Describe a Photo
These are photos from your photo album. Choose one photo to describe to your friend. You will have to start speaking in 1.5 minutes and will speak for not more than 2 minutes (12–15 sentences). In your talk remember to speak about where and when the photo was taken; what/who is in the photo; what is happening; why you keep the photo in your album; why you decided to show the picture to your friend. You have to talk continuously, starting with: “I’ve chosen photo number …”.
Решение по шагам
4 шагаChoose one photograph and start exactly with the required phrase. Photo 1 is convenient because it shows one person and a clear setting.
Describe the place and approximate time: the photograph was taken in a guitar shop during the daytime.
Describe the person and the action: a man is holding and playing an acoustic guitar, while many guitars are displayed behind him.
Add personal reasons for keeping and showing the photograph. Connect the sentences with simple linking words and keep the total at 12–15 sentences.
I’ve chosen photo number 1. This photo was taken in a guitar shop last summer. I think it was in the afternoon because the shop is well lit. In the centre of the picture there is a smiling middle-aged man. He is holding and playing an acoustic guitar. He is wearing a blue shirt and jeans. There are many different guitars hanging on the walls behind him. The shop looks cosy and interesting. The man may be a professional musician or a shop assistant. He seems to be demonstrating the instrument to a customer. I keep this photo in my album because I am fond of music and guitars. It reminds me of an exciting day when I chose my first guitar. I decided to show this picture to you because you also like playing the guitar. Perhaps we could visit this shop together one day.
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Где здесь ошибаются
Failing to mention one of the five required points.
Describing several photos instead of choosing one.
Using fewer than 12 or more than 15 sentences.
Forgetting to begin with the required phrase.
Speaking in separate short answers instead of one continuous monologue.