When we speak about somebody's figure, face, hands, feet we mean his or her appearance. A person may be tall,middle-sized or short, thin or plump. A face may be round, oval or square. In summer some people may have freckleson their faces. Old people have wrinkled faces.People's hair may be long or short, thin or thick, good or bad, straight or curly. If it is long it is often plalted. Its colourmay be black or fair, chestnut or red. Old people have grey hall. Women usually have their hair done at thehairdresser's,Eyes may be large or small. They may be of different colour, grey, green, black, or hazel (brown).Cheeks may be rosy or pale (if a person is ill), plump or hollow (if a person is very ill). Some people have dimples in theircheeks when they smile.The manner of walking is called the walk (gait). One's step may be: light, heavy, firm. Old people often shuffle their feet,have a shuffling gaitWrite two-three words into the gaps:1. When we speak about somebody's figure, face, hands, feet we mean his or _______2. If It is long it is often plaited. Its colour may be black or falr, chestnut _______3. Eyes may be ______small.​