The English language tip via photographic images :
Capture =We use the word capture as a verb when we want to say that we record accurately in words or pictures OR that we understand =Did you capture what I said?
“He did a series of drawings, trying to capture all their moods and feelings.
We can also say “Capture somebody’s imagination/attention”, making them surprised or somewhat unexpected!
And yes we capture a photo!
Forms of Capture
Capture =Present
Capturing =Continous
Captured=Past
Captured= Past Participle
The present perfect is common in English for example you may hear=Present perfect. I. have captured. Or You have captured.
We often say ..
As a VERB + CAPTURE =avoid, escape, evade capture.| lead to the capture or attempt to, try to, manage to , fail to capture.
As an ADVERB=
perfectly capture
| brilliantly, neatly capture.
Linley Bignoux /English Teacher +Photographer
Linley Bignoux-English Teacher/ Photographer+Underwater Photographer 