This document provides rules and examples for describing images using adjective clauses without using prohibited words. It asks the reader to describe common subjects like a puppy, the Eiffel Tower, Barack Obama, an airplane, the Great Wall of China, and cookies while avoiding common descriptive words for each subject in adjective clauses.

1. TABOO
for adjective clauses

2. Rules:
You should describe
the image without using
any of the words on
screen.
Try to use an adjective
clause to describe it.

3. “It’s an animal that lives
in your home. People
find it adorable. This
animal, which is very
loyal when it’s an
adult, can be very
playful when it’s
young.
You can’t say:
Dog
Pet
Cute
Baby
EXAMPLE
Puppy

4. Don’t say:
Paris
France
Tall
Tower
Eiffel
Tower

5. Can’t say:
President
USA
White House
Black
Barack
Obama

6. Airplane
Don’t say:
Fly
Airport
Sky
Pilot

7. Great Wall of
China
Can’t say:
China
Long
Beijing
Wall

8. Cookies
Can’t say:
Sweet
Chocolate
Baked
Snack