Hi, everyone!
Once I wrote a huge appreciation post to a person on Instagram, and in P.S. I wanted to give credits to the photographer who had taken the photos that I used for the post.
I'm sure that there is a better way to put the same thought and maybe I really should have used 'all of the photos of him' instead 'all of his photos' for more clarity, but I'm not a native speaker and just curious about how English speakers can understand that.
all (of) his photos ~ all the photos he has ever taken of anyone or anything all (of the) photos of him ~ all photos that show him in the photo, no matter who took the photos These expressions are not interchangeable. CJ
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all (of) his photos ~ all the photos he has ever taken of anyone or anything
all (of the) photos of him ~ all photos that show him in the photo, no matter who took the photos
These expressions are not interchangeable.
CJ
anonymousHi, everyone!
Once I wrote a huge appreciation post to a person [PERSON 1] on Instagram, and in P.S. I wanted to give credits to the photographer [PERSON 3] who had taken the photos [depicting PERSON 2] that I used for t