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Picture description & Past experienceB1

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Created on February 10, 2021

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SPEAKING

English B1

Part 1 - Picture description & personal past experience

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Natalia López Valcarce

Look at this picture and describe what you can see.

PICTURE DESCRIPTION

Then, compare your own production to the sample description.

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These are the different topics you must include when you describe the picture. Click on the topics to see some useful tips.

USEFUL TIPS

feelings

age

clothes

place

actions

season

Use a transition expression to move from the picture description to the past experience

PERSONAL PAST EXPERIENCE

Here you have a sample.

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You will also have to ask your partner 2 questions about their past experience or about the general topic of the exam e.g. homes, travelling, music, transport...

TWO QUESTIONS

In this picture I can see a woman and a man in their thirties. I think they must be a couple. They are wearing comfortable casual clothes like jeans, trainers and T-shirts, so it might be autumn or spring. I think they are moving into their new home because the woman is carrying some plants and the man is carrying a huge box. They are next to the front door. In the background I can see a room. It may be the kitchen but I’m not sure. Both the woman and the man look excited about having a new home.

This picture reminds me of a time when I helped my neighbour Marc. He had just moved to the flat next to mine and I offered to help him take some things out of his van and into his flat. I remember some boxes were really heavy. After we finished, Marc and I went to have a beer together. Now we get on really well. He’s a good neighbour. Remember the experience must be about the past. Can you see the verbs in bold in the sample?

Be careful with the pronunciation of these words: