Placement of subject complement
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Which one is correct?:
I like to take pictures with my camera at the zoo.
I like to take pictures at the zoo with my camera.
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I like to take pictures with my camera at the zoo. I like to take pictures at the zoo with my camera . These are both OK, but you don't really need the phrase "with my camera", since that is obviously the normal means of taking pictures.
- I like to take pictures with my camera at the zoo.
- I like to take pictures at the zoo with my camera .
- These are both OK, but you don't really need the phrase "with my camera", since that is obviously the normal means of taking pictures.
- Just say I like to take pictures at the zoo.
- You could also say I like taking pictures at the zoo, with a participial clause instead of an infinitival one .
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I like to take pictures with my camera at the zoo.
I like to take pictures at the zoo with my camera.
These are both OK, but you don't really need the phrase "with my camera", since that is obviously the normal means of taking pictures. Just say I like to take pictures at the zoo. You could also say I like taking pictures at the zoo, with a participial c
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