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RupertPupkin Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Questions about pictures
1. How else can you say "take the picture"? The shorter and more informal - the better.
2. "When and where this picture was made?" (About a photo). Is there a better way to ask that question (that would sound more natural)
3. "I’ll send them pictures (by phone) - I hope they will get them". Is "get" appropriate word? And should you say "them" or "it"?
4. Person A asks B when C took this picture. He’s wants to know on which day he did it. B responses "I don’t know when exactly he took it'. Is "took" a correct form? Does "exactly" express that he knows that C did it, but doesn’t know on which day? Does this whole sentence sound natural? Is there a better way to say it?
5. There was a huge picture, but Person A cut almost everything out - just left one little object in a middle. Can Person B say that "He cropped everything he could?" Does this sound natural to a native speaker? Should he add "out"?
2. "When and where this picture was made?" (About a photo). Is there a better way to ask that question (that would sound more natural)
3. "I’ll send them pictures (by phone) - I hope they will get them". Is "get" appropriate word? And should you say "them" or "it"?
4. Person A asks B when C took this picture. He’s wants to know on which day he did it. B responses "I don’t know when exactly he took it'. Is "took" a correct form? Does "exactly" express that he knows that C did it, but doesn’t know on which day? Does this whole sentence sound natural? Is there a better way to say it?
5. There was a huge picture, but Person A cut almost everything out - just left one little object in a middle. Can Person B say that "He cropped everything he could?" Does this sound natural to a native speaker? Should he add "out"?
Top answer
1. In the US, you might hear: Get it! Snap it!
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- In the US, you might hear: Get it!
- Snap it!
- Now!
- Go!
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1. In the US, you might hear:
Get it!
Snap it!
Now!
Go!
2. When was this taken? Where was this taken?
3. I'll send them the photos on my phone. (If you send photos on your phone, the implication is that the person you send them to will receive them.)
4. A: What day did C take this on? B: I don't know the exact day he took th
Get it!
Snap it!
Now!
Go!
2. When was this taken? Where was this taken?
3. I'll send them the photos on my phone. (If you send photos on your phone, the implication is that the person you send them to will receive them.)
4. A: What day did C take this on? B: I don't know the exact day he took th
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