Describing a Photograph

The video tutorial by Emma teaches how to describe photographs, focusing on exams like PET and APTIS. It covers describing people, objects, and situations using present tenses and modal verbs. The tutorial also explains how to relate photos to personal experiences using nouns and gerunds.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• Reading comprehension

• Describing a photograph

• Learning English grammar

• Writing an essay

Which tense is used to describe the state of people in a photograph?

• Present simple

• Future continuous

• Past continuous

• Past simple

What tense is used to describe actions in a photograph?

• Present perfect

• Future perfect

• Past simple

• Present continuous

How do you express the location of objects in a photograph?

• Using future tense

• Using past tense

• Using 'there is' and 'there are'

• Using adjectives

Which preposition would you use to describe something located at the top of a photograph?

• Next to

• Above

• In front of

• Under

What modal verb would you use if you are certain about a situation in a photograph?

• Could

• Must

• Might

• May

Which adverb indicates a 50% certainty about a situation in a photograph?

• Probably

• Definitely

• Maybe

• Certainly

How can you relate a photograph to your own experiences?

• By using conditional sentences

• By using 'this reminds me of' plus a noun or gerund

• By using future tense

• By using past perfect tense

What is a gerund?

• A noun that acts as a verb

• An adjective that acts as a noun

• A noun that acts as an adjective

• A verb that acts as a noun

Which tense should you use if a photograph reminds you of a current situation?

• Past tense

• Past perfect tense

• Future tense

• Present tense