First off, photo = photograph = picture produced by photography and therefore, they’re interchangeable, although photo is the short form and more commonly used in the spoken language.

How should the verb in a such context be to lie or to rest, which means to remain in-the horizontal position. Also similar use in an English verb.

I am a former Marine, sitting in the bed would be more appropriate here. Why is the edification principle in place? As you said, in cemetery is a place.

What is the differences between to lay and to lie?

Where all the body does lie on earth?

Questions (sans quotes) => “…What is the function

1. of be going? If

“It’s the construction to be + going + infinitive

This usage refers to the near future as opposed to a Future Indefinite tense. In other words, your sentence, “You’re going to have to be more specific” can be rewritten as “You will have to be more specific”.

I’m misunderstanding the meaning of tense when I speak past tense. Is it correct and commonly used in conversations, replacing Future tense?

1. How do you say one should be more specific?

So, it tones it down. “You should be more specific” sounds straight and abrupt.