Acciones para un mundo mejor: photo description
I can convey a range of information about photos in the context of protests and social movements.
Acciones para un mundo mejor: photo description
I can convey a range of information about photos in the context of protests and social movements.
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Key learning points
- Working with a partner is a useful strategy for learning and consolidating vocabulary.
- When describing photos in Spanish, it is important to convey a range of information.
- The PALM acronym is a useful prompt to include a range of information when describing photos.
Keywords
Photo description - task in which the student describes a photo in speech or writing
PALM - acronym for photo description (people and objects, action, location, mood)
Common misconception
When describing photos in speech and writing, a one-word answer will suffice.
When describing photos in Spanish, it is important to use full sentences and convey a range of information.
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
tea
información
then, later
I bring
bench
(piece of) advice
protest
sign
desire
excited
state
to own, possess
Exit quiz
6 Questions
I, she, he, it used to go
you (sg) used to go
quarter
exit
half
to give, giving
tax
violent
sound
citizen
knowledge
strike
