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Discover LudwigThe phrase "take picture of" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it to indicate the action of capturing an image with a camera or other device. This phrase is commonly used when discussing photography or documenting something. Example: "I took a picture of the sunset last night and it turned out beautifully."
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Medical students take picture of skull of Sir Walter Scott for study.
They speak among themselves about enforcement in this… Medical students take picture of skull of Sir Walter Scott for study.
By F. A. Fender and Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, September 20 , 1930P. 13 Medical students take picture of skull of Sir Walter Scott for study.
You can take advantage of your iPhone camera and take picture of your credit card to pay.
The second step is to define the rotation step size of sample as 0.25°, and "take picture" of core sample every step size during 360° rotation of core slice in CT machine.
Foodspotting is an application that allows you to take picture of a food, say what it is, and pin it (with geolocation) to the restaurant where you got it.
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I'll take pictures of them.
What do they take pictures of?
They take pictures of glass.
Tourists stop and take pictures of them.
■ Take pictures of the original accommodation.
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