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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
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Took a picture of / for
Can I say,
(a) His father took a picture for / of pupils.
(b) A pupil took a picture of John and his classmates.
(c) He took some pictures of / for us and other teachers.
(d) A teacher took a picture with their teachers.
(a) His father took a picture for / of pupils.
(b) A pupil took a picture of John and his classmates.
(c) He took some pictures of / for us and other teachers.
(d) A teacher took a picture with their teachers.
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(a) His father took a picture of the pupils. (b) A pupil took a picture of John and his classmates. (c) He took some pictures of us and the other teachers.
- (a) His father took a picture of the pupils.
- (b) A pupil took a picture of John and his classmates.
- (c) He took some pictures of us and the other teachers.
- (d) A teacher took a picture with their other teachers.
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(a) His father took a picture of the pupils.
(b) A pupil took a picture of John and his classmates.
(c) He took some pictures of us and the other teachers.
(d) A teacher took a picture with their other teachers.
(b) A pupil took a picture of John and his classmates.
(c) He took some pictures of us and the other teachers.
(d) A teacher took a picture with their other teachers.
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