Esl pictures to describe

Here are Autumn / Fall, Halloween, and holiday scenes. These are great for any level of learner, and for any language. Test yourself. How would you describe what you see in a foreign language. If y…

I am now preparing work for my mainstream English classes. I hope this exercise will be useful for some of you. They have to imagine that they are in the photos, that they actually did the activities, so write in the past tense. Alternatively, they could just describe the pictures, in the present tense. I tell my students, you don't need to know the actual locations, for example, the mountains there are the Himalayas, but just saying 'mountains' is fine. Except for Machu Picchu! - ESL…

This part tests the candidates’ ability to produce an extended piece of discourse. Tests ability to: speak at length coherently, use language to describe, compare and contrast and comment upon a topic. In Part 2, candidates are given the opportunity to speak for 1 minute without interruption. Each candidate is asked to compare two colour photographs, and to make a further comment about them in response to a task that is read out by the interlocutor. A prompt is given to the candidates in the…

For A1-A2 levels. USE the PRESENT SIMPLE or PRESENT CONTINUOUS to describe the scenes. There is / There are + NATURE VOCABULARY

Are you able to find all 20 differences. 🧠❤️🔗🔎👀🕵️ ..

Here is another one of those crazy pictures, where lots of crazy things are happening! Excellent for language practice of basic in a fun way. There is a list of 'wrong things' on page 2 to serve as a key. - ESL worksheets

I enjoy this lesson. We look at an image that has lots of things going on and I ask the student to Describe the Scene. If they have a low level of English, they might simply say, “Woman shop…

There are 6 easy questions to answer. The worksheet is fully editable so you can add more questions suitable fo the topic or your students - ESL worksheets

A busy picture with some guidelines, turned into exercises, for how to approach describing it. There is a match-up, a gap fill and a 'put the verb into the pres…

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A Picture Dictionary is such an important vocabulary support for newcomer and beginning English Language Learners! This teaching blog post gives tips and ideas for how to use a picture dictionary with students and reasons why they are such a helpful resource for elementary and middle school ESL students. Use for reading and writing with ELLs.

A selection of English ESL printables

Let's do English ESL picture description. a step-by-step instructions to describing a picture with a few pictures to practice.

Useful expressions to describe a picture Here is an example: What can you see in the picture? I see a family spending time together in the morning. I see birds singing in the tree, and the cat climbing the tree. In the background, I see the trees are green and there are two houses behind the trees. I think it’s spring because in the foreground there are some flowers. Where are they? They are in the garden How many people are there? There are nine people Is this a family? Yes, it is What…

A crazy picture! Lots of strange things are happening in this picture. They are to choose the correct verb from the cloud and put it into the present continuous tense. A key is provided. - ESL worksheets

Students will look at the pictures and answer the open-ended questions with their own words. They will try to focus on the photo and try to write the correct answer. It is fun and useful. - ESL worksheets