Вопрос школьника
Work in pairs. Read the rubric and discuss: who you could describe; what tense you would use; how many paragraphs you would write and what you would include in each.
You have read the following in a teenage magazine:
Ответ от учителя
To answer this question, we need to first understand the rubric given in the teenage magazine. The rubric suggests that the reader needs to describe someone, and for that, they need to use a specific tense and write a certain number of paragraphs with specific content.
Firstly, we need to discuss who we could describe. It could be anyone, such as a family member, a friend, a celebrity, or even a fictional character. The important thing is to choose someone who we know well and can describe in detail.
Secondly, we need to decide on the tense we would use. As we are describing someone, we would use the present tense to describe their current characteristics and the past tense to describe their past experiences.
Thirdly, we need to decide on the number of paragraphs we would write. We could write three paragraphs, one for the introduction, one for the body, and one for the conclusion. Alternatively, we could write more paragraphs if we want to provide more details about the person we are describing.
Finally, we need to decide on what we would include in each paragraph. In the introduction, we would provide some background information about the person we are describing, such as their name, age, and relationship to us. In the body paragraph, we would describe their physical appearance, personality traits, hobbies, and interests. We could also include any significant events or experiences that have shaped their life. In the conclusion, we would summarize our description and provide our overall impression of the person.
In conclusion, to answer the question, we would describe someone we know well, use the present and past tense, write three paragraphs, and include background information, physical appearance, personality traits, hobbies, interests, significant events, and our overall impression of the person.
