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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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In the photo
Hi, I would like to ask you what tense should I use when I want to describe a photo? , e.g. In the photo, she drinks wine or She is drinking wine.
And how about the past? In the photo she was drinking wine or She drank wine?
Thank you
And how about the past? In the photo she was drinking wine or She drank wine?
Thank you
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She is drinking wine. In the photo she was drinking wine You are speaking of the action seen as occurrin g in the photo.
- She is drinking wine.
- In the photo she was drinking wine You are speaking of the action seen as occurrin g in the photo.
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She is drinking wine.
In the photo she was drinking wine
You are speaking of the action seen as occurring in the photo.
In the photo she was drinking wine
You are speaking of the action seen as occurring in the photo.
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