Adjectives to describe people

Who's that?

• She's my grandmother. She's very tall.

• He's my son. He's very short.

• She's my uncle. He's muscular.

• He's my brother. He's very tall.

Who's that?

• She's my mother. She's very muscular.

• He's my son. He's so ugly.

• She's my grandmother. She's so old.

• He's my brother. He's so handsome.

Who's that?

• He's my father. He's so slim.

• He's my grandfather. He's so old.

• He's my father. He's very short.

• He's my baby brother. He's so cute.

Who's that?

• She's my grandmother. She's so old.

• She's my sister. She's very cute.

• She's my mother. She's very tall.

• She's my daughter. She's so slim.

Who's that?

• He's my brother. He's so ugly.

• He's my father. He's so short.

• He's my uncle. He's so heavy.

• He's my grandfather. He's so old.

Who's that?

• She's my sister. She's so heavy.

• She's my mother. She's so skinny.

• She's my grandmother. She's so old.

• She's my niece. She's so short.

Who's that?

• She's my sister. She's so pretty.

• She's my baby sister. She's so old.

• She's my mother. She's so short.

• She's my grandmother. She's so slim.

Who are they?

• They are my grandparents. They are so old.

• They are my children. They are so young.

• They are my grandparents. They are so short.

• They are my parents. They are so heavy.

Who's that?

• She's my sister. She's very short.

• She's my mother. She's very heavy.

• She's my daughter. She's very slim.

• She's my grandmother. She's very old.

Who's that?

• He's my son. He's so young.

• He's my father. He's very short.

• He's my brother. He's very heavy.

• He's my teacher. He's very muscular.