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Swiss Jake Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Check out/ view pictures at..?
hello guys!
in clubs you can have your picture taken and then the photographer hands out a little card with the address where you can later find them:
what is the best wording for this purpose?
- check out your picture (s) at ...
- look at your pics / pictures at ...
- view your pictures...
- other option
what is best and is generally pic, pics, picture or pictures preferred?
thanks ever so much!
in clubs you can have your picture taken and then the photographer hands out a little card with the address where you can later find them:
what is the best wording for this purpose?
- check out your picture (s) at ...
- look at your pics / pictures at ...
- view your pictures...
- other option
what is best and is generally pic, pics, picture or pictures preferred?
thanks ever so much!
Top answer
I think I'd prefer something other than the command. "
- I think I'd prefer something other than the command.
- "
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I think I'd prefer something other than the command.
"You can see/view/look at your pictures at [address]."
"You can see/view/look at your pictures at [address]."
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thanks!
yours maybe nicer, but that is a little long.
which of the options above is best?
what is generally printed on these cards?
thanks
yours maybe nicer, but that is a little long.
which of the options above is best?
what is generally printed on these cards?
thanks
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I agree with Philip.
You can view your pictures at...
"You can view" is only a tiny bit longer than "Check out" [12 characters including space, compared to 9] and I think it's a lot nicer to tell me what I can do, rather than ordering me to do it.
You can view your pictures at...
"You can view" is only a tiny bit longer than "Check out" [12 characters including space, compared to 9] and I think it's a lot nicer to tell me what I can do, rather than ordering me to do it.
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