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Laborious Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
in doubt about the word 'preference'
Hi,
The context is: A says 'I love roses to B', and B wants to say that what s/he loves is nice.
Could you please tell me what B could say to A in order to express the idea that what A loves is nice?
A: I love roses.
B: You have a nice preference. (is it appropriate here, please? could you give any alternatives if possible, please?)
Thank you all.
The context is: A says 'I love roses to B', and B wants to say that what s/he loves is nice.
Could you please tell me what B could say to A in order to express the idea that what A loves is nice?
A: I love roses.
B: You have a nice preference. (is it appropriate here, please? could you give any alternatives if possible, please?)
Thank you all.
Top answer
Natural things to say are eg That's nice . ie loving roses is nice eg Yes, they're nice . eg Me, too.
- Natural things to say are eg That's nice .
- ie loving roses is nice eg Yes, they're nice .
- eg Me, too.
- ie I love them, too.
- It's not really natural to say You have a nice preference
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Natural things to say are
eg That's nice. ie loving roses is nice
eg Yes, they're nice.
eg Me, too. ie I love them, too.
It's not really natural to say
eg That's nice. ie loving roses is nice
eg Yes, they're nice.
eg Me, too. ie I love them, too.
It's not really natural to say
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