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ONE DIMENSIONAL SHAPES

a point parallel lines

a straight line

DESCRIBING OBJECTS a curved line

a vertical line

an angle a horizontal line

a cute angle

an obtuse angle

TWO DIMENSIONAL SHAPES THREE DIMENSIONAL SHAPES

an isosceles a cylinder
a circle a sphere
triangle
a semi circle a hemisphere

a square a right triangle a cube

an upright cone

an rectangle a parallelogram

a rectangular prism / block

an equilateral triangle Trapezium/oid An inverted cone

HOW TO DESCRIBE?
ADJECTIVES NOUNS I. Subject + Have/Has + Nouns + of + the Measurement

Long Length Example: This cube has a length of 2 cm.

Wide Width
II. Subject + Have/Has + Nouns + of + the Measurement
g
High g
Height
Volume Volume Example: The ruler is 1 km long.
Thick Thickness
Deep Depth III. Noun + of + Subject + to be + the Measurement
Example: The average width of that yard is about 6,5 m.

IV. Subject + to be + the Measurement + in + Noun

Example: Ali motorcycle is 1,5 meter in height.

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V. Subject + to be + the Measurement + Adjective

Example: The highest mountain in the world is 8880 m A 5 cm

high.
7 cm
10 cm

There are three ways of writing dimension if we use

pattern I:
Form a group & find 5 objects to describe within your
group then present it to the other group!
group,
1. A is a block which has a height of 5 cm, a length of 10 cm,
and a width of 7 cm.

2. A is a block having a height of 5 cm, a length of 10 cm, and

a width of 7 cm.

3. A is a block of height 5 cm, length 10 cm, and width 7 cm.