Is this correct?

Hi

It's good

That's exactly right, if you are pointing out the shop that he went to earlier that day

Dave

Thanks. What about this sentence: "crowd outside the store where he was shopping in Belgium earlier today" It sounds okay to me but still I'm not a native speaker so I can't be sure

That is not a complete sentence. There is no main verb,

Sould I use the in front of "crowd" how can I correct it?

"The crowd outside the store where he was shopping in Belgium earlier today" is still not a complete sentence. The part I have underlined is a subordinate clause; the main clause has no verb,

What if I'm using it as a caption, is it okay then? Like explaining what's happening in a picture? + 'the crowd' or 'crowd' I always have hard time choosing which one to use. Thanks again!

Hi

In a caption for a photo, I'd say you don't need a verb

Dave