How do I look for various forms of a word on google?

Question

I.E. I have a video presentation, and I need photo's for it. I'm searching for images of George W. signing a bill, how do I get google to search for all the variations of the word "signs"?

For my university search engine, we type the root, followed by an asterix and it completes every variation, I.E. Sign* would return results for sign, signs, signing, signed, signer, signees....

Does Google work in this way at all? I'm terrible with Google.

Answer 1

Try this:

In Google, Choose the Images Tab above the search box. Then type "George W. Bush" with quotes into the search box.

You will have to actually look for an appropriate photo because the odds of any photo being "tagged" with the word "signs" is very remote.

TIP: Most search engines work best if you use a noun, instead of a verb, to find things.

Try "Google search tips" in Google to improve your skills.