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When you describe someone's hair, you usually talk about three things: color, type, and length.

Color: This is the shade of the hair. Common colors are black, brown, blonde, red, and gray.

Type: This describes how the hair looks and feels. Types of hair include straight (no curves), wavy (somewhat growing in curves), and curly (spiralling down).

Length: This tells us how long the hair is. Hair can be short (above the ears), medium (around the shoulders), or long (past the shoulders).

In English, however, the sequence of adjectives is important. You'll frequently describe a person's hair by first informing how long it is, then informing its type, and finally the color. For example, you might say someone has short, curly, blonde hair.

Now fill in the blanks with Tom's description of Lisa's hair.

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She's a colleague with BLANK BLANK BLANK hair and bright brown eyes.

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long

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First, the size. Lisa's hair goes past her shoulders.

wavy

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Second, the type. Lisa's hair makes small waves as it grows.

brown

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Finally, the color. Lisa's hair is a shade brighter than black, neither black, nor blonde.

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