Choose the correct spelling (british english):

1.
appearance
appearanc
apperance
2.
teth
teethe
teeth
3.
handds
handse
hands

2
read the text "my appearance. (lana’s story)"

my name is lana. i’m 13 years old and i study at the 7th form of a secondary school. i am an ordinary school girl who tries to look up-to-date. i’d like to tell you a few words about my appearance. i’m quite tall for my age. i’m the second tallest girl in the class. people say i’m slim and good-looking.
to look good i wear a uniform at school and a t-shirt with jeans when i go for a walk with friends. i try not to wear short skirts or dresses because they don’t fit me. in terms of appearance, i take after my mother. i’m quite happy about that, because she is a beautiful woman and she looks rather young in her mid-thirties.
i’ve got long dark hair and big brown eyes. as for my hair, i like wearing it in ponytails or pigtails. i like wearing jewellery or bijouterie but my teacher gets angry, so i simply wear small earrings. my features are ordinary too. i have a round face, straight nose, red lips and thick eyebrows. i don’t use any make-up because i think i’m too young for it. however, when we have parties or balls my mum lets me use some of her cosmetics and perfumes.
also, i like changing my hair-do for parties. when i spend too much time in front of the mirror my younger brother starts making fun of me. he says all girls are the same. my brother and i are rather different both by appearance and character. he takes after my father, who is of medium height. he’s got short light hair and small blue eyes. he doesn’t like parties and he doesn’t care about his appearance much.

write true, false, doesn’t say
1. lana is an extraordinary school girl
2. lana's mum lets her use some of her cosmetics and perfumes.
3. lana and her brother are different both by appearance and character.
3
read the text "describing appearance".
when we speak about somebody's figure, face, hands, feet we mean his or her appearance. a person may be tall, middle-sized or short, thin or plump. a face may be round, oval or square. in summer some people may have freckles on their faces. old people have wrinkled faces.
people's hair may be long or short, thin or thick, good or bad, straight or curly. if it is long it is often plaited. its colour may be black or fair, chestnut or red. old people have grey hair. women usually have their hair done at the hairdresser's.
eyes may be large or small. they may be of different colour, grey, green, black, or hazel (brown).
cheeks may be rosy or pale (if a person is ill), plump or hollow (if a person is very ill). some people have dimples in their cheeks when they smile.
the manner of walking is called the walk (gait). one's step maybe: light, heavy, firm. old people often shuffle their feet, have a shuffling gait.

write two words into the gaps:
1. in summer some people may
on their faces.
2. old people have wrinkled faces and
3. eyes may be
small.
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listen to the dialogue between two girls (you can find the audio under the task). read the sentences a-f, choose three of them which are false, and write down their letters with a comma

example answer: a, b, c
a. the boy (jem) who the girls discuss first doesn't have a girlfriend.
b. lucy has long, brown hair.
c. alex is older than jem.
d. alex and jem look the same.
e. alex has brown eyes.
f. jem has green eyes and big ears.