Facial appearance

They’ve got curly hair.
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They’ve got frizzy hair.
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They’ve got a bob hairstyle.
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She has a centre parting.
He has a side parting.
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Natalie’s got cropped hair.
cropped=very short
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She’s got freckles round her nose.
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She’s got wrinkles round her eyes.
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stubble
clean-shaven
moustache
beard
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Slim: thin and attractive/ usually for girls and women Example: Helen is slim.
Skinny: really thin but not attractive. Example: a skinny child
Lean: thin and fit/ mostly for men Example: a lean man
Plump: a little fat and attractive/ more polite than fat Example: a plump little boy
Chubby: a little fat and nice/ usually for babies and children Example: a chubby baby
Lanky: tall with long and thin arms and legs/ usually for teenage boys Example: He’s very lanky.
Well-built: big and strong/ usually for men Example: He’s well-built.
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Answer with Yes or No
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Has he got wrinkles round his eyes?
Yes, he has.
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Is he a lean man?
No, he isn’t.
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Has she got frizzy hair?
No, she hasn’t.
Has she got cropped hair?
No, she hasn’t.
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Is he skinny?
Yes, he is.
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Has she got freckles round her nose?
Yes, she has.
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Is he a plump man?
No, he isn’t.
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Has she a centre parting?
Yes, she has.
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Is he well-built?
Yes, he is.
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Has Leonardo a centre parting?
No, he hasn’t.
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