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How to describe a picture
By Miss Bozzato
How to describe a picture
Step 1 : Introduce the picture
Step 2 : Describe the picture
Step 3 : Analyse the picture
Step 4 : Give your opinion
Let's train!
Let's train!
Picture description
Locate on a picture
Prepositions of place
- Match - Match with French - Write
- Useful vocabulary - The steps - Complete the text
- Match - Write
Step 1 : Introduce the picture
Today's Dangers 11 December 2015
Genre
Title
Author
Origin
Topic
by Chappatte, in Le Temps
Genre
cartoon
The document is a .
a painting
a drawing
a photograph
a poster
a mural
an ad(vertisement)
a comic strip a book cover
Title
Today's Dangers
11 December 2015
"Today's dangers"
The title is . The document is entitled .
"Today's
dangers"
by Chappatte, in Le Temps
Author
Today's Dangers
11 December 2015
"Chappatte"
The cartoonist is . It was made by . drawn
"Chappatte"
by Chappatte,
in Le temps
It was taken by... The photographer is...
It was painted by... The artist / the painter is....
Origin = source + date
Today's Dangers
11 December 2015
The document was published in
"Le temps"
on .
11 December 2015
Source:
The document comes from a magazine. It is taken from a newspaper. It is an extract from a comic strip.
Date:
It dates from... It was published in + year on + full date No date?
in Le Temps
by Chappatte,
No date? Guess!
Judging from the woman's clothing and the type of cars, we can deduce the action takes place in .
the fifties
In the future
Nowadays
In the past
In the 20th century...
Topic / Theme
Today's Dangers
11 December 2015
climate change
The document is about .
It deals with... It shows... It represents...
by Chappatte, in Le Temps
Step 2 : Describe the picture
Today's Dangers 11 December 2015
Locate
Describe
by Chappatte, in Le Temps
Prepositions of place
Locate on the picture
The bear is on the iceberg. The penguin's face is hidden behind the placard.
The penguins are in the foreground, in the bottom right-hand corner. The bear is in the middle. There is an iceberg in the background, in the top right-hand corner.
You can use: - I can see ... " - There is + singular noun
an iceberg."
I can see
There is
a speech bubble. "
- There is + an uncountable noun
water."
There is
Useful vocabulary
- There are + plural noun
There are
three penguins."
a speech bubble
a caption
a thought bubble
Say what is happening using Be + Ving
The three penguins on ice. One penguin a placard.
are standing
is holding
It looks like
a demonstration because
one penguin is holding a placard.
It looks as if
the ice is melting because
I can see lots pieces of ice floating on
the water.
Step 3 : Analyse the picture
Today's Dangers 11 December 2015
Deductions
Author's intentions
by Chappatte, in Le Temps
Make dedcutions or hypothesis
the author wants to
a "climate change" placard,
we can deduce
As there is
make people aware of climate change.
I think the polar bear
wildlife that is threatened by climate
symbolizes
change.
The author's intentions
climate change.
The author wants to make people aware of
we don't pay enough attention to climate
The cartoonist wants to show that
change and it's time to care for it.
Step 4 : Give your opinion
I find the document quite thought-provoking.
we don't care enough for the environment in
I totally agree with the author,
general.