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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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What is the difference between these two sentences:
Here are some pictures of my trip to Paris.
Here are some pictures from my trip to Paris.
Are both correct? Any difference in meaning?
Thank you.
Here are some pictures of my trip to Paris.
Here are some pictures from my trip to Paris.
Are both correct? Any difference in meaning?
Thank you.
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- Would a teacher help with this pleass!
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1) Yes.
2) If you were talking about photographs you took during your trip, they are the same. If you were, say, an art dealer, the second could refer to paintings you bought on your trip to Paris. This isn't a meaning you are very likely to encounter, though.
2) If you were talking about photographs you took during your trip, they are the same. If you were, say, an art dealer, the second could refer to paintings you bought on your trip to Paris. This isn't a meaning you are very likely to encounter, though.
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