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Describe a photo-005 A man sit on a chair in front of a dinning table. In front of him, a piece of cake on a plate is sat on the dinning table. Next to the piece of cake on a plate is sat a cup of coffee. The man eats the cake with a fork in his right hand. He turns left his head to looks at a baby on a child chair. The baby holds and eats something. On the baby's left hand side, a girl stands and looks at the baby with a grin. On the opposite side of them, there are a cup of coffee, a piece of cake on a plate with a fork, and a book. Behind three people, there is a living place. A set of white sofa is sat against a wall. Two coffee table are sat in front of the sofa. A television is fixed on the wall opposite the sofa. Two shelves are fixed left above the television. Four mugs are sat on the higher shelf. Some bottles of wine and three mugs are sat on the lower shelf. The curtain is opened. The sunlight pours through the window into the room.

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Describe a photo-005

A man is sitting on a chair in front of a dining table.
In front of him, a piece of cake on a plate is sitting on the dining table.
Next to the piece of cake on a plate is a cup of coffee.
The man eats the cake with a fork in his right hand.
He turns his head left to look at a baby on a high chair.
The baby holds and eats something.
On the baby's left side, a girl stands and looks at the baby with a grin.
On the opposite side of them, there is a cup of coffee, a piece of cake on a plate with a fork, and a book.
Behind three people, there is a living place.
A white sofa sits against a wall.
Two coffee tables are sitting [sit] in front of the sofa.
A television is fixed on the wall opposite the sofa.
Two shelves are fixed left above the television.
Four mugs are sitting on the higher shelf.
Some bottles of wine and three mugs are on the lower shelf.
The curtain is opened.
The sunlight pours through the window into the room.


*This is good, but "are sat" does not exist in English. To use past tense, it would only be "sat," or to use present (which I think you were trying to do here," use "sit/sits" or "is/are sitting." Or just remove it entirely. It is unnecessary to say "the mugs are sitting on the shelf" when you can just say "the mugs are on the shelf." Hope this helps!

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