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Describing a painting Using language from this unit of work.

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Presentación del tema: "Describing a painting Using language from this unit of work."— Transcripción de la presentación:

1 Describing a painting Using language from this unit of work

2 La tragedia Maya y la muñeca El viejo guitarista Retrato de Jacqueline Madre con niño Mujer con redecilla Músicos con máscaras 123 56 7 4

3 La tragedia Maya y la muñeca El viejo guitarista Retrato de Jacqueline Madre con niño Mujer con redecilla Músicos con máscaras 123 56 7 4

4 I really like the colours and the composition (la composición) I dont like the eyes but I like the hair I think that blue is a sad colour I hate the straight lines, however, I really like the curves (líneas rectas / curvos) I like the portraits and I also like the animals I think that the drawings are ok but I dont like the colours (los dibujos) y también pero sin embargo

5 Now look at the pictures from the starter activity again Choose one you like Use as much descriptive language and opinion language with connectives to say why you like it. Use: es, hay, tiene, está, position words…..

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