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Homework: Describe a photo ( Writing) *Note:* Introduction: In this photo, I can see, The photo shows... Talk about the place: They are sitting in a café, in the city, in the mountains... Describe position: On the right, on the left, in the middle of the photo, in the background, next to, behind, in front of... Describe people's age: They are in their twenties, they are about twenty... Describe people's clothes: They are wearing... (use one or two adjectives to describe the clothes: pattern, color, material...) Describe people's actions: They are reading the newspaper, cooking... Describe people's roles: He is probably a waiter, a student... Describe people's feelings: He seems sad, frightened, happy... Your opinion: In my opinion, the photo is very funny, sad, interesting...
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