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I think he’s about fifty, but he could be older. empezar lección
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She spent ages trying to make herself look attractive for the photo. empezar lección
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I had a lot more hair in this photo but I’m bald now. empezar lección
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My husband had a beard when I first met him, but he’s shaved it off now. empezar lección
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Your grandmother was a very beautiful woman. empezar lección
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I used to have dark hair, but now I’ve dyed it blonde. empezar lección
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Was his hair blonde, brown or red? empezar lección
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Everyone in my family has straight hair except for me – mine’s really curly. empezar lección
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How come you’re so dark when your parents are fair? empezar lección
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I left home just before I got married in my early twenties. empezar lección
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Her natural hair colour is fair, but she dyes it darker. empezar lección
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My granddad started to go grey in his forties. empezar lección
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I need to get my fringe cut. It’s getting in my eyes. empezar lección
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They’re a good looking couple. Everyone thinks they must be celebrities. empezar lección
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I stopped using hair dye so now I’ve got completely grey hair. empezar lección
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James is becoming very handsome. Has he got a girlfriend yet? empezar lección
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You’re late. Where have you been? empezar lección
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I used to have really long hair, but I decided to cut it short. empezar lección
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He was sort of medium height, you know, not short - but not tall either. empezar lección
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She looks as if she’s in her mid-twenties. empezar lección
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He had a moustache but he didn’t have a beard. empezar lección
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He used to be of average build but he’s definitely overweight now. empezar lección
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She’s quite plain without make-up. empezar lección
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I often wear my hair in a pony tail to keep it away from my face. empezar lección
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She’s already very pretty. I think she’s going to turn a lot of heads when she’s older. empezar lección
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There are more people with red hair in Ireland than anywhere else. empezar lección
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He had to have his hair cut really short when he went into the army. empezar lección
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I think shoulder-length hair is a nice compromise between short and long styles. empezar lección
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She went on a diet to get slim for her wedding. empezar lección
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I hated my curly hair when I was little, and would do anything to make it straight. empezar lección
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My brother-in-law is so tall that he has a special long bed. empezar lección
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Would you go out with an ugly person, or do you think personality matters more? empezar lección
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I like my wavy hair, because I think straight hair is boring. empezar lección
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He goes to the gym every day, and is turning into a well built young man. empezar lección
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Everyone was amazed to see her surfing so soon after her accident. empezar lección
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After the accident, Natalie was determined to carry on swimming. empezar lección
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The accident happened so quickly that Bethany didn’t have empezar lección
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On my passport photo I’ve got lots of hair, but now I’m bald. empezar lección
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Amy’s got a new boyfriend. They went on a date last night. empezar lección
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Apart from a slight limp, you’d never know she had a false leg. empezar lección
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I think we judge people too much by appearance. We should take personality into account more. empezar lección
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Being from different countries, my husband and I sometimes argue about cultural difference. empezar lección
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I still try to dance when I hear a salsa tune, as long as nobody empezar lección
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Often, people only believe that I’m a policewoman when I show them my identity. empezar lección
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According to research, the French spend up to an hour in the photo booth trying to get the perfect photo. empezar lección
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Parents should bring up their children not to cause a nuisance in restaurants. empezar lección
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For the last three weeks I’ve been very busy organizing everything for my next year at university. empezar lección
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When someone calls you on your mobile when you’re with other people, you should say you’ll call them back. empezar lección
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It’s fascinating to compare the customs in different countries. empezar lección
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The driving manoevre I find most difficult is reversing round a corner. empezar lección
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My friend felt depressed when she realized her marriage was in difficulties. empezar lección
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It’s so depressing to have to keep taking my driving test. empezar lección
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Make sure you dial carefully so that you don’t get a wrong number. empezar lección
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I think sometimes the English need to say what they think, to be more direct. empezar lección
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When I failed my first driving test I felt really disappointed. empezar lección
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After going out with each other for six years, Tom and Lisa have finally got engaged. empezar lección
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My room in the hotel was enormous - big enough for four people! empezar lección
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I thought I would pass the test this time, but once again it was a fail. empezar lección
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He’s failed his driving test three times. empezar lección
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After taking so many classes I still can’t speak English. I feel like a failure. empezar lección
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