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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
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Can I say,



  1. She liked the saree’s colour – pink.



  2. It was going to be Deepavali soon.



  3. She needed to celebrate the Deepavali celebration.



  4. She wanted to buy a saree for the celebration of Deepavali.



  5. There was a variety of sarees. She was very hard to choose from the shop.


    6. There was a variety of sarees. It was difficult for Reena to choose from the shop.

    There was a variety of sarees. She wanted to choose from the sarees in the shop.



    1. The sarees were very cheap. She decided to choose from the shop.



    2. Last weekend was (a) Deepavali festival.



    3. All the sarees were made by / of some good qualities. The prices were cheap for Susan to buy.
  

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Vincent Teo Can I say, She liked the saree’s colour – pink. It was going to be Deepavali soon. She needed to celebrate Deepavali the Deepavali celebration.

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  • Vincent Teo Can I say, She liked the saree’s colour – pink.
  • It was going to be Deepavali soon.
  • She needed to celebrate Deepavali the Deepavali celebration.
  • She wanted to buy a saree for the celebration of Deepavali.
  • but better as "She wanted to buy a sari in order to celebrate Deepavali".
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Vincent TeoCan I say,


  1. She liked the saree’s colour – pink.

  2. It was going to be Deepavali soon.

  3. She needed to celebrate Deepavali the Deepavali celebration.

  4. She wanted to buy a saree for the celebration of Deepavali. but better a
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