Describing your body parts

 Continuing with the previous lesson, We know that we use have got and has got to talk about relationships, possession/s, characteristics, etc. 

Some examples below:

I have got two cats and two dogs.

He has got a car. 

We have got a big TV in my house.

She has got a new boyfriend.

Together with the use of have got and has got, We can use adjectives to describe features and qualities of people, animals and things. In this case, We use it to describe body parts.

Some adjectives to describe body parts:

General description: Small, big, short, long, strong, delicate. 

Head: bald , round.

Nose: straight, pointed, big, small, long.

Hair: long, short, curly, blonde, black, brown.

Eyes: all colours, rounded, big, small, oval.

Arms / legs: long, short, mulcular, strong, delicate.

How you can see, there are some adjectives to describe the parts of the body, but I invite you to search more adjectives and practice creating different kind of sentences. For example:

She has got long, curly, blond hair.

I have got pointed, big nose. 

He has got a round, bald head.

My dog (It) has got strong, muscular legs.

They have got small, oval, blue eyes.

Adjectives = green;  Have got = orange;  Has got = sky blue

Now let's play kahoot! This is a quiz game where you will have to answer ten questions. Answer as many questions as you can correctly to get a high score!