Describing a picture

Describing a picture (a painting or a photo)

By Аня Шевченко

Rules of describing painting, picture or photo

When we decribe a picture, we normally use There is/ There are to say what's in the picture, and we use the present continuous to say what the people are doing.

Example: There is a table with some bread on it. The woman is standing next to the table.

There is/There are........

He is/She is.......​

Describe a picture

Open Ended

Look at the photo and write two sentences. First sentence with there is/ there are. The second sentence you should write using present continuous.

Open Ended

Look at the photo and write two sentences. First sentence with there is/ there are. The second sentence you should write using present continuous.

Open Ended

Look at the photo and write two sentences. First sentence with there is/ there are. The second sentence you should write using present continuous.