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Gene93 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
to derive pleasure from something
Hello,
Does "pleasure" collocate naturally with derive? Here's a sentence:
- I derive a lot of pleasure from gardening.
I realize it's not the most natural verb to use with pleasure, but it could be fine.
Thank you.
Does "pleasure" collocate naturally with derive? Here's a sentence:
- I derive a lot of pleasure from gardening.
I realize it's not the most natural verb to use with pleasure, but it could be fine.
Thank you.
Top answer
It's fine.
- It's fine.
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For a long time, and my friends could not find the right solutions for horticulture. We browsed through a lot of pages in books and on the Internet. And it took a very long time. And they found them. Thanks to them, we have saved a lot of money and time. They had experience and high-quality professionals and technicians for gardening services. Today, we are cooperating with them for a long tim
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