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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
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Took photographs

Can I say,

(a) He took some photographs of the scenery on the beach.

(b) He took photographs of the beach / seaside.
  

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(a) He took some photographs of the scenery at the beach. (b) He took photographs of the beach / seaside.

— Mister Micawber

  • (a) He took some photographs of the scenery at the beach.
  • (b) He took photographs of the beach / seaside.
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(a) He took some photographs of the scenery at the beach.
(b) He took photographs of the beach / seaside.
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Is there incorrect to say "on the beach" for (a)? Why?

(a) He took some photographs of the scenery at the beach
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Can I say,

(a) She is taking some scenery.

(b) She is taking some photos of sceneries on / at / of the hill / mountain.
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(a) She is shooting some scenery.
(b) She is taking some photos of scenery on the hill / mountain.
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Thanks, CAN I SAY,

She is taking some photos of scenery .
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