Giving a general description of the scene.
- This picture shows a family having a picnic
- In this photo, I can see a group of tourists visiting a field.
- This is a picture of some people queuing in front of an ATM.
Describing the background & existing things.
- There is/are (N) in/on/at ....
- In the background, I can see...
If something isn't clear
- It looks like a…
- It might be a…
- He could be (+ verb-ing)
- Maybe, it’s a…
Other Useful Expressions
- He looks as if he is looking for something
- He seems as if he is looking for something
- He seems to be tired
- He seems to be having a great time.
- They look quite tired
- They seem quite tired
- She doesn’t appear to be concentrated on what she’s doing
- He must be happy because he’s smiling.
- The photo must have been taken in summer.
- He can’t be going to school because he is not carrying books.
- He could be telling her something she doesn’t like.
- The photo might have been taken in winter as they are wearing winter clothes.
- I can see three people.
- There’s a house on the left.
- There are two people playing a game.
- The man is eating.
- The people are running
- It’s raining.
- It could be a dog or a wolf, I’m not sure.
- That woman reminds me of my aunt.
- It could be Ben, but I’m not sure.
- It looks like a cat, but I’m not sure.
- It might be a horse, but I can’t see it properly.
- He could be the one on the left, but it isn’t clear.
- If I’m not mistaken, I think that’s Richard in the background.
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