How to Describe a Person in English - Spoken English Lesson

1. Describing appearance:
- My brother is tall and well-built.
- My friend Lia is medium height and really slim.
- Creig, who I work with, is short and over weight.
- My brother is quite tall and well- built. He has short, brown hair, but he's going bald fast. He looks a bit like a younger virson of Vin Diesel.

2. Describing positive characteristics:
- My brother is really funny.
-My friend Lia is very cheerly

3. Describing negative characteristics:

4. Talking about your relationship:

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Don't Say I WANT in English | 12 Alternative English Phrases

Prefix: in, im, il, ir, ig

1. The opposite of "mature" is: inmature immature ilmature irmature igmature 2. The opposite of "literate" is: inliterate imliterate illiterate irliterate igliterate 3. The opposite of "human" is: inhuman imhuman ilhuman irhuman unhuman 4. The opposite of "relevant" is: inrelevant imrelevant ilrelevant irrelevant igrelevant 5. The opposite of "noble" is: innoble imnoble ilnoble irnoble ignoble 6. The opposite of "correct" is: incorrect imcorrect ilcorrect ircorrect igcorrect 7. The opposite of "reversible" is: inreversible imreversible ilreversible irreversible igreversible 8. The opposite of "polite" is: inpolite impolite ilpolite irpolite igpolite 9. The opposite of "logical" is: inlogical imlogical illogical irlogical iglogical 10. The opposite of "visible" is: invisible imvisible ilvisible irvisible igvisible

Get it or Got it? When to use each like a native English speaker + Onlin...

1. Get it (present tense)=understand. You understand? 2. Got it!(past tense): feeling surprise. Oh, I got it! How about to the restaurant? 3. Got it?: scolding child Your shoes are dirty. Got it?

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