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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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a souvenir of
Can I write:
(a) She bought a souvenir of apple.
(b) She bought a souvenir of the shop.
(a) She bought a souvenir of apple.
(b) She bought a souvenir of the shop.
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(a) She bought a souvenir of apple. ) (b) She bought a souvenir of the shop. - NO She bought a souvenir in the shop.
- (a) She bought a souvenir of apple.
- ) (b) She bought a souvenir of the shop.
- - NO She bought a souvenir in the shop.
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(a) She bought a souvenir of apple. NO
She bought an apple as a souvenir (strange thing to buy though unless it was a porcelain one!)
(b) She bought a souvenir of the shop. - NO
She bought a souvenir in the shop.
She bought an apple as a souvenir (strange thing to buy though unless it was a porcelain one!)
(b) She bought a souvenir of the shop. - NO
She bought a souvenir in the shop.
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She bought a souvenir of her trip.
She bought a souvenir of Mexico.
She bought a t-shirt as a souvenir.
She bought a souvenir of Mexico.
She bought a t-shirt as a souvenir.
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