FACTUAL DESCRIPTION

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                     Factual  Description 

Q1. Describe your mother in 100-120 words.

Ans. My mother’s name is Sohini Chugh. She is 46 years old. She is a plump, fair-complexioned woman with hazel eyes and blonde hair colour. I inherited my eye colour from her. Her height is 160 cm and weight is 84 kgs. She is kind, hard-working, strict and possesses a great sense of humour. She enjoys cooking, teaching and reading. Her favourite genres are comedy and detective novels. She is a teacher who teaches the subject mathematics to classes 6th to 8th at Sunshine High School, where I study as well. The students find her to be a strict teacher. My mother likes helping her students and guiding them, but does not tolerate disorderliness and bad mannerisms. 


A PERSON

  1. First impression
  2. Appearance (height, build, facial features, hair)
  3. Personality (kind, charming) Keep it rather positive.
  4. Mannerisms (greets people enthusiastically, loves to help others)
  5. Hobbies (gardening, cooking, singing, painting)
  6. Career (line of work, attitude towards their job i.e. whether they love their job)
  7. Where and when the writer was introduced to the person

 

AN EVENT

  1. Name of event
  2. Nature and aim of event
  3. Place of event
  4. Time and duration of event
  5. Writer’s and other people’s experience
  6. Aftermath (what happened after the event ended)
  7. People involved

 

A SITUATION

  1. Nature of situation
  2. Writer’s and other’s people’s experiences
  3. Outcome of situation (aftermath)
  4. Time, duration and place of situation
  5. People involved.                                                                                       Example Q1. Describe your mother in 100-120 words.

    Ans. My mother’s name is Sohini Chugh. She is 46 years old. She is a plump, fair-complexioned woman with hazel eyes and blonde hair colour. I inherited my eye colour from her. Her height is 160 cm and weight is 84 kgs. She is kind, hard-working, strict and possesses a great sense of humour. She enjoys cooking, teaching and reading. Her favourite genres are comedy and detective novels. She is a teacher who teaches the subject mathematics to classes 6th to 8th at Sunshine High School, where I study as well. The students find her to be a strict teacher. My mother likes helping her students and guiding them, but does not tolerate disorderliness and bad mannerisms. 

  6. Tips for writing factual description of an – Event

    1. What was the event?
    2. When did the event occur?
    3. Where was the venue?
    4. What was the sequence of the programme?
    5. Information about the chief guests/ judges and participants
    6. Name of the organization or the people arranging the event
    7. Results of the event if it is a contest
    8. Write in past tense as the event has already taken.                                                            

 

 

 

 


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