7. WRITING 7. DESCRIBING PRODUCTS

(http://eslgold.com/business/useful_expressions/describing_products/)
What can you tell me about (this product)?
Can you give me some information/details about this?
What is special/unique about this?
What are the specifications?
Let me tell you about . . .
This is our (newest) product.
This is one of our latest designs.
It is made of . . .
It can be used for . . .
You can use it to . . .
You can . . . with it
This has/contains . . .
It comes with . . .
It is equipped with . . .
This particular model costs



COMPARING PRODUCTS

You can compare two products with the comparative: 

1. My iphone is ........................................... (powerful) than your iphone. 

2. The new battery last ..................................... (long) than the previous one. 

3. This heater is ........................................ (efficient) than that one. 

4. This microwave is ...................................... (cheap) than the other one. 

5. These speakers are .......................................... (modern) than my speakers.


Or you can compare a product with all the other products using the superlative: 

6. This is ............................................... (expensive) tablet in the shop. 

7. I'll buy these trouser. They are ................................... (good) quality.

8. This is .............................................. (fast) car in the exhibition. 

9. This laptop bag is ....................................... (nice) of these three bags. 

10. This portable keyboard is ...................................... (easy) to connect.  


READ THIS EXAMPLE OF PRODUCT REVIEW AND PREPARE A YOUR OWN PRODUCT REVIEW

This smartphone is made of hard plastic and high quality glass. The phone comes with a 4.50-inch touchscreen with a resolution of 720 pixels by 1280 pixels.

 Our smartphone is powered by 2.2GHz quad-core processor and it comes with 2GB of RAM. The phone is equipped with a 20.7-megapixel primary camera. The new model comes with a longer lasting battery. The latests design includes connectivity options such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.



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