Can we take pictures together?

Can we take pictures together? You can say this in English: Can we take pictures together?

Keyword analysis:

1, yes: yes, yes, yes.

Pronunciation: English [k? n，k？ Beautiful? n，k？ n]

Third person singular: cans plural: cans present participle: canning past tense: could past participle: could

Word usage: can means having the ability to do or happen, yes, yes.

Example: Can you call back tomorrow?

Can you call back tomorrow?

Can can mean to know how to do, know, know.

I will drive before I leave school.

I was able to drive before I graduated from middle school.

Word phrase usage:

Can't do something: This means that you don't want to accept something because you don't like it.

I can't stand people who are always complaining.

I can't stand those people who complain all day.

Nothing can be done: I can't do it; No; No

Example: Sorry, I can't. I just don't have time.

Sorry, I can't. I just don't have time.

2, take: carry; Take away; Take away; Take away; Carry it with you; Lead; Wake up.

Pronunciation: English [te? K] beauty [te? k]

Third person singular: take present participle: take past tense: take past participle: take

Word usage:

Take sb sth away; Take away; Take away; Take it away.

I forgot my bag when I got off the bus.

I forgot my bag when I got off the bus.

Bring something to someone: take someone away, take someone away, take someone away.

Should I bring gifts to my host family?

Should I bring a gift to my host's house?

Other uses: take can mean to take … as an example; Take ... for example.

Many couples have problems in their first year of marriage. Take Ann and Paul.

In the first year of marriage, many couples will have some problems. Ann and Paul are examples.

Can can also mean success, work and work.

Example: The skin transplant failed.

Skin transplantation failed.

3. Together: Together; Common; So as to make contact (or combination); Come together; Close relationship; Married.

Pronunciation: English [tɡ e (r) America [tɡer]

Usage of words: express together; Common.

Ex: We grew up together.

We grew up together.

Means to contact (or combine); Together.

He rubbed his hands with satisfaction.

He rubbed his hands with satisfaction.

Word phrase usage:

Together with: including ...

Together with the Johnsons, there are 12 of us in the villa.

Including the Johnsons, there are 12 people in the villa.

Extended data:

Take's syntax use case:

Take sth out of sth.

Scientists are taking water samples from the river.

Scientists are taking water samples from the river.

Take something out of something: based on.

Part of her article is a direct quote? From my book.

Part of her article was copied from my book.

Take sth away from sb. Capture; Capture; Control.

The rebels successfully occupied the town.

The rebels occupied the town.

Suppose. Hypothesis; Hypothesis; think

Example: I suppose you won't come to the party?

I don't suppose you will come to the party?

Exhauste sb.

Taking care of children will make you exhausted.

Taking care of the children will exhaust you.