The document discusses using modal verbs to speculate about pictures and describe people. It lists locations within an image and structures for speculating what is happening, such as using "looks as if" and a verb phrase. Modal verbs like "could", "might", and "may" are provided as ways to speculate about what is happening in a picture or what someone is doing. The document also notes ways to describe what people are wearing or holding in an image.

1. Speculating about a picture (MODAL VERBS)

2. in the top left-hand corner at the top on the left in the middle on the right at the bottom in the bottom right-hand corner

3. to be – present continuous look + adjective : He looks tired look as if + verb phrase : He looks as if he’s going to fall modal + infinitive : he might be tired modal + be + -ing: He could be looking for a treasure. Describing people: She is wearing…. She is holding…

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