春にたくさん写真を撮ったって英語でなんて言うの？

1) I took lots of pictures this spring. 「この春にたくさんの写真を撮った。」 2) I snapped lots of photos last spring. 「昨年の春にたくさんの写真を撮った。」 「写真を撮る」は take lots of pictures や snap lots of photos と言えます。 過去形にすると took lots of picture, snapped lots of photos になります。 「春に」は on spring とは言わないです。 この春のことをいうなら this spring 去年の春のことをいうなら last spring のように言います。 ご参考になれば幸いです！

「春に」はin springです。during (the) spring でもいいです。duringは「～の間」という意味です。during を使うときはtheを入れても入れなくてもいいです。 春以外の季節も同じです。during summer, in fall, during the winterなど。

These are ways you can state that you took many photos in the spring. Below are ways that they can be used in a sentence. I love taking pictures, this Spring I took many photos. I took a lot of photos in the Spring, because there was always perfect weather. My mom looked at all the pictures I took, their were many photos that I took in the Spring.

If you would like to explain to someone that you took a lot of pictures during the spring, you can say something like "I took tons of photos this spring!" or "This spring I took a lot of pictures.". This is an easy and light way to explain this to someone.

We love taking photos. Nowadays, we don't need to buy a camera because we already have a camera built into our smartphones. Although some people still prefer to buy high-quality cameras if they must take photos for professional purposes. These two sentences explain that you took many pictures during the Spring season. It may be the best time to take photos. Especially if you like to take photos of nature. The leaves growing on the trees and the flowerings blooming in the grass make great pictures.

"During:" is an effective way of stating that something took place within a period of time. For example, "during lunch time" or "during the movie." When something is numerous, we can say "a lot" or "so many." For example, "There are a lot of people in the park." Or another example is "I have so many things to do this week." There are various ways to express that something happened in Spring. It can be simply stated, "in Spring," "in the Spring Season," or "during the Spring." Hope that helps!

Last spring, I took a lot of pictures: This indicates that the previous spring season you took many pictures. This past spring is an alternative way of saying last spring or the previous spring season. By saying I "took" a lot of pictures it shows that the spring you are referring to was in the past.

Examples: (Past tense) During Spring I took so many photos, the newly blossomed flowers were really beautiful! This past Spring, I took so many pictures, we had really good weather! This Spring I took a lot of photos, because the weather was great.

I took a lot of photos last spring - you can use this phrase if it was the previous year that you took the photos. I took a lot of photos that spring - you can use this phrase if you have already mentioned which year you are talking about. I took a lot of photos in spring - you can use this phrase to talk about the most recent spring. All of these phrases may be inverted: Last spring, I took a lot of photos. That spring, I took a lot of photos. In spring, I took a lot of photos.

You can use either of the above two statements to state that you took many photos during the springtime. Examples; - The weather in spring is always lovely, I took many photos. - I took a lot of pictures in the spring as this is the time when flowers are in bloom.

These two phrases can be used interchangeably to have the same meaning. Notice that the phrase, "last spring," can be moved around the sentence to be inserted either at the beginning or the end. In addition, we have the opportunity to use two different quantifiers, "a lot of," and, "many." "Much" is used for uncountable nouns, "Many" is used for countable nouns, whereas "a lot of" and "lots of" are used in both cases.