Photo/picture
Troy took out a small photo/picture of his family from his wallet and showed it to the man.
Can I go wrong with any of them? Isn't photo technically more accurate than picture, would you say? Which of them is more common (in AmE)?
Thank you.
Top answer
Don't say' took out. from'. Say eg Troy took a small photo/picture of his family from his wallet and showed it to the man.
- Don't say' took out.
- from'.
- Say eg Troy took a small photo/picture of his family from his wallet and showed it to the man.
- or eg Troy took out a small photo/picture of his family and showed it to the man.
- Isn't photo technically more accurate than picture?
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Don't say' took out. . from'.
Say eg Troy took a small photo/picture of his family from his wallet and showed it to the man.
or eg Troy took out a small photo/picture of his family and showed it to the man.
Isn't photo technically more accurate than picture?If I say 'picture', will you think he might have painted a picture of his family and then put it
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