THEY HAVE BROWN EYES

 Eye color is one of the most noticeable physical traits, often used to describe someone. When we say, "They have brown eyes," we focus on a feature that is common worldwide. Brown eyes are associated with warmth, depth, and natural beauty, making them a significant detail in describing someone.

Learning how to describe eye color is a useful skill in everyday conversations. It helps to give detailed descriptions of people for identification or storytelling. For example, saying, “She has brown eyes and dark hair,” paints a clearer picture of someone. Using the plural form, "They have," indicates we are talking about more than one person, expanding the description to groups or multiple individuals.

This lesson will teach how to describe people, use possessive adjectives, and form sentences with descriptive adjectives. Students will also learn vocabulary and expressions to make detailed personal descriptions.

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GRAMMAR

Using "Have" for Descriptions

• Structure: Subject + have/has + adjective + noun
  • They have brown eyes.
  • She has green eyes.

Using Plural Descriptions

• For plural subjects (e.g., they, we), use have.
  • They have dark brown eyes.
  • We have light green eyes.

Negative Sentences

• Structure: Subject + don’t/doesn’t + have + adjective + noun
  • They don’t have blue eyes.
  • He doesn’t have green eyes.

Yes/No Questions

• Structure: Do/Does + subject + have + adjective + noun?
  • Do they have brown eyes?
  • Does she have green eyes?

Wh- Questions

• Structure: Wh-word + do/does + subject + have + adjective + noun?
  • What color eyes do they have?
  • Who has brown eyes?

Examples

1. They have beautiful brown eyes.
2. Do they have blue eyes?
3. No, they don’t have blue eyes; they have brown eyes.

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VOCABULARY

1. Brown: A dark or rich color found in eyes or hair. (Example: She has brown eyes.)
2. Hazel: A mix of brown and green eye color. (Example: His eyes are hazel.)
3. Bright: Shiny or vivid. (Example: Her bright eyes are full of joy.)
4. Dark: Deep and rich in color. (Example: He has dark brown eyes.)
5. Light: Soft or pale in color. (Example: She has light blue eyes.)
6. Sparkling: Eyes that appear to shine or glow. (Example: His sparkling eyes show excitement.)
7. Round: Circular in shape. (Example: She has round eyes.)
8. Almond-shaped: Eyes shaped like almonds. (Example: Her almond-shaped eyes are stunning.)
9. Unique: Special and one of a kind. (Example: Her unique eye color stands out.)
10. Expression: The emotions shown through the eyes. (Example: His eyes have a kind expression.)

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USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

• They have the most beautiful brown eyes.
• His eyes aren’t green; they’re hazel.
• What color eyes do they have?
• I think brown eyes are very common.
• Her eyes sparkle when she laughs.
• They both have almond-shaped eyes.
• His dark eyes make him look mysterious.
• Do you know anyone with unique eye colors?

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SENTENCES

Positive Sentences

1. They have big, brown eyes.
2. He has dark brown eyes and long eyelashes.
3. We have hazel eyes in our family.

Negative Sentences

1. They don’t have blue eyes; they have brown ones.
2. She doesn’t have light eyes; hers are dark.
3. He doesn’t have green eyes, but his are unique.

Questions

1. Do they have brown eyes?
2. What color eyes does she have?
3. Who in your family has brown eyes?

Answers

1. Yes, they have brown eyes.
2. She has light brown eyes.
3. My parents and I have brown eyes.

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CONVERSATION

Emma: I met Sarah’s twins today.
Liam: Oh, really? What do they look like?
Emma: They both have brown eyes and curly hair.
Liam: Brown eyes? Like Sarah’s?
Emma: Yes, exactly. They look so much like her!
Liam: That’s adorable. Do they have the same smile as her?
Emma: Yes, and their eyes sparkle when they laugh.

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READING

"A Family of Brown Eyes"

The Taylor family is known for their striking brown eyes. Everyone in the family, from the grandparents to the youngest child, shares this beautiful trait. Mrs. Taylor often jokes that their family gatherings look like a “sea of brown eyes.”

Emily, the youngest, loves her brown eyes the most. “They make me look like Mommy,” she says proudly. Her older brother, Jake, often hears compliments about his expressive eyes. Their friends say Jake’s eyes tell stories without words.

Despite their shared trait, each family member’s eyes are unique. Mrs. Taylor’s are dark and deep, while Emily’s are light and golden. “Our eyes are like a rainbow of brown shades,” Jake likes to say. The Taylors believe their brown eyes reflect the warmth and love they share as a family.

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Questions and Answers

1. Q: What color eyes does the Taylor family have?
   A: The Taylor family has brown eyes.

2. Q: Who loves their brown eyes the most?
   A: Emily loves her brown eyes the most.

3. Q: How does Jake describe the family’s eyes?
   A: Jake says their eyes are like a rainbow of brown shades.

4. Q: What do Jake’s friends say about his eyes?
   A: They say Jake’s eyes tell stories without words.

5. Q: What do the Taylors believe about their eyes?
   A: They believe their eyes reflect the warmth and love they share as a family.

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This topic helps students describe physical features, use descriptive grammar, and expand their vocabulary for personal descriptions. It encourages practical application in real-life conversations.