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I saw an ad reading "sale based on your taste," meaning that they were flexible regarding the payment plan to tell the potential customers who would consider buying their buildings/land premises/properties that they can choose how much they should pay in cash, how many installments, etc. Is the word "taste" correct in this context? How else we can express the same idea, given the promotional tone of the message.
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"Sale based on your taste" does not make sense. But if we imagine it does, "preference" is better than "taste". "Taste" is more of an esthetic judgment.
- "Sale based on your taste" does not make sense.
- But if we imagine it does, "preference" is better than "taste".
- "Taste" is more of an esthetic judgment.
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"Sale based on your taste" does not make sense. But if we imagine it does, "preference" is better than "taste". "Taste" is more of an esthetic judgment.
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