how to describe photos in English | describing images | speaking exam | HOW TO ENGLISH

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[@rahimibadov2940]

Very good descriptions espectualy in the elephatns. In circuits also animals are tortured.

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[@hong_khanh23]

Hello, when I use the word capture. Should I use in past tense or present tense? The photo captures ... or the photo captured

[@the_fran.i]

You can make more videos describing pictures, but in relation with history like romans, celts, vikings etc...please

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[@nirajthakor9748]

Mam could you please explain difference between past subjunctive and past indicative mood? Suppose i want to speculate about past without having knowledge about that then how could i? For example, 1) If he attended the wedding, he might have met bride. (here i don't have any piece of information about him going to the wedding, I'm just speculating) 2) If she went to the school today, undoubtedly she must have shown her homework. 3) If she was being rude, then she must have said sorry. (because i know her she's rational and gentle) Please mam correct my sentences if they're incorrect 🙏

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