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Synonym Posted 16 years ago
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Surprise

please let me know if below sentences sounds ok...

Surprise birthday cake for us/ to us/ we both [mom and dad] arranged by my loving son

Surprise birthday cake for us/ to us/ we both [mom and dad] from my loving son
  

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  • These are not complete sentences.
  • It would help if you explained the context in which you want to use these.
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These are not complete sentences. It would help if you explained the context in which you want to use these.
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Both mom and dad birthdays are on the same date.. and their loving son [below 10yrs old] arranges a surprise cake for them.

I jst want to write a caption

Surprise cake arranged by my loving son on our birthday.

is the above ok?
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If I'm understanding the scenario correctly, and the caption is written by the son, it should be:

"Surprise cake arranged by your loving son on your birthday."
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The caption is written by me... under the photos..

Is the below fine???

'surprise cake arranged by my loving son on our birthday' [ myself and my husband's birthday happen to be on sameday]
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dec09The caption is written by me... under the photos..
Is the below fine???
'surprise cake arranged by my loving son on our birthday'
Oh, I see. This is OK (except you forgot the initial capital), but you might prefer to say "our" rather than "my":

"Surprise cake arranged by our loving son on our birthday."
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