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Describing a Person with Two Steps

Grade 7
Aug 30, 2022
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Writing – Describing a Person 

We can describe someone’s appearance by talking about their gender, height, weight, age, hair color, or eye color. However, remember that some people can be sensitive about these descriptions (especially weight and age), so keep this in mind when you need to describe people. 

We can describe a person through: 

  1. Physical Appearance 
  1. Personality Characteristics. 
  • Height and Weight 
  • Age 
  • Colour of the eyes. 
  • Hair 
  • Skin 
  • General Aspect 
  • Character and Behavior 
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