correct them please!

[ellahuynh]

I'm trying to describe some pictures but I 'm not so sure about them. Please help me with it

• there are two travellers, one man and one woman (or I should use a couple), are asking a local people for directions.
• A broadcaster is reading on a news programme

Hope to hear your answer soon. Big thanks!

[aliaa]

I think the first sentence can be that way:
There are two travellers, a man and a woman

The second one :
The broadcaster is reading the news

I hope I am right

[JCrawf]

Originally Posted by ellahuynh

I'm trying to describe some pictures but I 'm not so sure about them. Please help me with it

• there are two travellers, one man and one woman (or I should use a couple), are asking a local people for directions.
• A broadcaster is reading on a news programme

Hope to hear your answer soon. Big thanks!

Another choice:

Two travellers, a man and a woman, are asking [a local person/some local people] for directions.