DESCRIBING ANIMAL - MATERI KELAS VII CHAPTER 5

Summary

In this educational video, the presenter, Vicky, introduces a lesson on describing animals in English. The video covers how to describe animals using key phrases like 'It has' followed by physical attributes or behaviors, such as 'It has four legs' or 'It can fly.' The lesson explains how to mention an animal’s name, size, physical characteristics, diet, movement, and habitat. The video demonstrates with examples like a zebra and a bird. The session is designed to be fun and easy, encouraging viewers to learn while relaxing.

Takeaways

• 😀 Animals can be described using simple English sentences with 'it has' and appropriate adjectives.
• 😀 The keyword 'it has' can be followed by physical traits, abilities, or habitat-related descriptions.
• 😀 Describing animals starts with naming the animal, followed by its size, physical traits, and other characteristics.
• 😀 Physical characteristics such as size (e.g., medium-size), color (e.g., black and white), and unique features (e.g., stripes) are common descriptions.
• 😀 An animal's food (e.g., grass for a zebra) and movement (e.g., can run) can also be described in simple terms.
• 😀 The animal’s habitat can be described with phrases like 'it lives in the savanna' or 'it lives in the forest'.
• 😀 To describe an animal's movement, you can use verbs like 'can run', 'can fly', or 'can swim'.
• 😀 The structure of animal descriptions involves a mix of nouns (animal name, food) and adjectives (size, color, traits).
• 😀 For more complex animal descriptions, you can include additional verbs and nouns to explain the animal's characteristics.
• 😀 Examples include describing a zebra as having a medium size, black and white stripes, and living in the savanna, and describing a bird with two long legs that can fly and live in the forest.

Q & A

What is the main topic of the lesson in the transcript?

The main topic of the lesson is describing animals in English, focusing on how to describe their characteristics, physical traits, habits, and habitats.

What is the first step in describing an animal as mentioned in the lesson?

The first step is to identify the name of the animal, as this is the starting point for further description.

How do you describe an animal's size?

The animal's size can be described using adjectives such as 'big,' 'small,' 'medium-sized,' etc., as part of the physical characteristics.

What structure should be used when describing an animal in English?

When describing an animal, you can use the word 'it' followed by 'is' or 'has,' depending on the characteristic. For example, 'It has four legs,' or 'It is large.'

How can physical characteristics of an animal be described?

Physical characteristics can be described by using adjectives such as 'black and white,' 'strong,' or 'large,' which refer to the color, strength, or other notable features of the animal.

What is an example of how to describe an animal's food habits?

To describe an animal's food habits, you can say 'It eats grass,' or 'It eats fish,' depending on the animal's diet.

How should you describe the movement of an animal?

To describe how an animal moves, you can use phrases like 'It can run,' 'It can fly,' or 'It swims,' depending on the animal's mode of transportation.

What example does the script provide to describe a zebra?

The zebra is described as 'medium-sized,' with 'black and white stripes,' 'four legs,' and it eats 'grass.' It can also run and lives in the savanna.

How can you describe a bird's physical characteristics?

For a bird, you could describe physical traits like 'It has two long legs,' 'It has wings,' and 'It has feathers.'

What can be said about the habitat of an animal in the lesson?

The habitat of an animal can be described by stating where the animal lives, such as 'It lives in the forest,' or 'It lives in the savanna,' providing context about the environment the animal thrives in.