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Is 'I can take one of the lake' a specific expression in British English? If it was changed to American English, how would it be expressed?
23 jan. 2024 14:34
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It's no different in American English. The most common way to tell your listener the subject of a photo (or more often "picture" in American English) is "a photo (or picture) of [subject.]" She's just using the pronoun "one" instead of repeating "photo."
23 januari 2024
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Lucy
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Chinees (Mandarijn), Engels, Frans
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Engels
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