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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Make/take a video
Hello!
I wrote these rules.
To take a video- it means registering something or somebody on your camera.
To make a video- it means to produce a movie.
It that right?
I wrote these rules.
To take a video- it means registering something or somebody on your camera.
To make a video- it means to produce a movie.
It that right?
Top answer
OK. , I usually hear 'video' as a verb. eg I videoed Tom and Mary at the beach.
- OK.
- , I usually hear 'video' as a verb.
- eg I videoed Tom and Mary at the beach.
- Clive
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OK.
But for registering something or somebody on your camera., I usually hear 'video' as a verb.
eg I videoed Tom and Mary at the beach.
Clive
But for registering something or somebody on your camera., I usually hear 'video' as a verb.
eg I videoed Tom and Mary at the beach.
Clive
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I see.
I took a video of Tom and Mary at the beach.
Can we say that too?
I took a video of Tom and Mary at the beach.
Can we say that too?
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AnonymousTo take a video- it means registering something or somebody on your camera.The word registering, is an odd choice. Both of your suggestions seem to mean filming something on video.
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