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Thongcc Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
PHOTO & PICTURE
The below is the normal conversation:
1) Look at the camera please. Father is taking photo / picture for us.
2) Look at your father please as father is taking photo for us.
In these sentenses, which word shall we use? "Photo or picture?
And also is the above sentenses correct?
1) Look at the camera please. Father is taking photo / picture for us.
2) Look at your father please as father is taking photo for us.
In these sentenses, which word shall we use? "Photo or picture?
And also is the above sentenses correct?
Top answer
Either photo or picture can be used with take : 1) Look at the camera , please. Father is taking a photo / picture of us. 2) Look at your father , please , as father is taking a photo / picture of us.
- Either photo or picture can be used with take : 1) Look at the camera , please.
- Father is taking a photo / picture of us.
- 2) Look at your father , please , as father is taking a photo / picture of us.
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Either photo or picture can be used with take:
1) Look at the camera, please. Father is taking a photo / picture of us.
2) Look at your father, please, as father is taking a photo / picture of us.
1) Look at the camera, please. Father is taking a photo / picture of us.
2) Look at your father, please, as father is taking a photo / picture of us.
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Hi,
When speaking in the context of cameras, I hear 'picture' almost exclusively, 'photo' very rarely.
Clive
When speaking in the context of cameras, I hear 'picture' almost exclusively, 'photo' very rarely.
Clive
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