Full of people standing in front of the wooden house.
I found this sentence in a book, but I wonder why it's not 'Full of people ARE standing in front of the wooden house'.

is it wrong? or all right? im in a puzzling -_-

Question

Full of people standing in front of the wooden house.
I found this sentence in a book, but I wonder why it's not 'Full of people ARE standing in front of  the wooden house'.

is it wrong? or all right? im in a puzzling  -_-

Answer

I think it's right. For instance, "In front of the house there is a beautiful garden, its owner seated under the tree playing chess with a little boy."