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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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Is there a natural way to say:
(a) He grows / plants flowers to export other countries.
(b) He is growing / planting flowers for / to export.
(c) He sells flowers to / for export.
(a) He grows / plants flowers to export other countries.
(b) He is growing / planting flowers for / to export.
(c) He sells flowers to / for export.
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It seems fine to me. Vincent Teo Is there a natural way to say: (a) He grows / plants flowers to export to other countries. (b) He is growing / planting flowers for / to export.
- It seems fine to me.
- Vincent Teo Is there a natural way to say: (a) He grows / plants flowers to export to other countries.
- (b) He is growing / planting flowers for / to export.
- (c) He sells flowers to / for export.
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It seems fine to me.
Vincent TeoIs there a natural way to say:
(a) He grows / plants flowers to export to other countries.
(b) He is growing / planting flowers for / to export.
(c) He sells flowers to / for export.
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Thanks, Can I say,
(a) He grows flowers to export them to other countries.
(b) He plants flowers to export to oversea people.
(a) He grows flowers to export them to other countries.
(b) He plants flowers to export to oversea people.
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I think so, they are fine. 
But there is a difference between "grow" and "plant". "Grow" means "take care about flowers until they
But there is a difference between "grow" and "plant". "Grow" means "take care about flowers until they 0
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