How to describe pictures in English | HOW TO ENGLISH | speaking exam | describing images

In today's video I'm going to describe 3 photos for you. The topic I've chosen this time is HOUSE and INTERIOR DESIGN.
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The photograph depicts a living room, There is one man and one cat in the photo, in the middle I can see the man cleaning carpet with a vacuum cleaner , I believe he’s enjoying it because he seems very happy and motivated while doing it, I suppose it was something he was putting off because of his job and finally doing it makes him feel good, On the right I can see a white small desk with a small chair and what it looks to be a synthetic plant on the desk, in the right corner I see long white fabric curtains, I think they are made of delicate fabric because they look very transparent, light, and I can see the sun lights, behind the man I can see a beige cozy sofa with two small armchairs on each side , It looks like the cat it’s he is pet because of how comfortable they look with each other, I think he’s living room it’s very cool and I would really like to have a similar one when I get older.

[@Msaleh-wo6gs]

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[@howtoEnglish1]

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[@IsomiddinXayrullayev-p1t]

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[@Lindanenea]

The photopraph depicts a man who is cleaning his living room, there is a cat in the lower left of the picture, in the middle of the pic is a man using a vacum cleaner and is vacum the carpet, he seems happy doing the chores, on the right side of the picture there is a small table with a chair, on the top of the table there are a few things, a plant, a portrait, a notebook and a pencil holder, also in the bottom right corner there is a pouf this is one of the most nice things in the living room because it shows a modern style, also I can see that behind the man there is a rustic white wall, at the left side of the picture there is a shelve with some books and decorations like a tiny plant inside of a structure that is similar to a house. I suppouse is his free day at work or maybe is Saturday in the morning because looks like the room is bright and fresh anf his mood reminds me when I do the same routine every weekend until now so far.

[@MaheshSomaraju]

Thanks for the information but I have a question how do I start the description off?

[@WaleedKhan-Official]

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[@eng_dee]

I wonder whether it is correct to say "live eco-friendly", cause the word friendly itself is an adjective, not an adverb. 🤔

[@howtoEnglish1]

Thank you for your comment. You're right, eco-friendly is an adjective. I was under the impression that "to live eco-friendly" has become a commonly used phrase in English. Maybe I was wrong :) To be safe, we can always say "live an eco-friendly lifestyle" or "live an eco-friendly life".

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[@MaheshSomaraju]

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