XIX. Guided by the following stage directions taken from plays by g. B. Shaw give expanded descriptions of the same personages' appearance.

1. He has silky black hair, with waves of grey and white in it. His eyebrows are white, his moustache black. 2. The gentleman is 50, tall, well-preserved and of an upright carriage. 3. She is a pretty girl, slender and intelligent looking. 4.Crofts is a tall, powerfully-built man of about 50. Clean-shaven, bulldog jaws, large flat ears, and thick neck. 5. She is romantically beautiful.

XX. Give a ten-line continuation of the following dialogue,

Kitty: Mary, have you seen Bob's sister?

Mary: No, I haven't. Have you? Is she pretty?

Kitty: I've met her several times.

Mary: If she's like her brother she must be good-looking. Bob is handsome. What does she look like?

XXI. Make up short dialogues concerning the appearance of:

1) a child, 2) an elderly woman, 3) your favourite cinema actor or actress.