Can I say,
(a) He enjoys collecting many kinds of stamps.
(b) He enjoys collecting stamps in / on his album stamp / stamp album.
(c) He enjoys collecting oversea stamps.
HE likes collecting / to collect stamps from overseas.
Vincent Teo wrote:Can I say, (a) He enjoys collecting many kinds of stamps. fine (b) He enjoys collecting stamps in / on his album stamp / stamp album. not fine. ( 'in his stamp album' is a fine phrase. But the entire context is odd - One does not collect stamps in an album!) (c) He enjoys collecting overseas stamps. HE likes collecting / to collect stamps from overseas. both are fine
(a) He enjoys collecting many kinds of stamps. fine
(b) He enjoys collecting stamps in / on his album stamp / stamp album. not fine. ( 'in his stamp album' is a fine phrase. But the entire context is odd - One does not collect stamps in an album!)
(c) He enjoys collecting overseas stamps.
HE likes collecting / to collect stamps from overseas. both are fine
Feebs11 wrote:In fact stamps were/are collected in "stamp albums". See here: http://tinyurl.com/2xkotoI agree that sentence (b) would be better as "He enjoys collecting stamps and putting them in his stamp album".