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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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Took some for sale / to sell

Can I say,

The old man gave John a seed. John went home and planted it in the backyard.

Another day, he was surprised to see a golden papaya tree. There were many golden

papayas. So he took some for sale / to sell. He was rich after this.
  

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>> The old man gave John a seed. John went home and planted it in the backyard. Until one day , he was surprised to see a golden papaya tree.

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  • >> The old man gave John a seed.
  • John went home and planted it in the backyard.
  • Until one day , he was surprised to see a golden papaya tree.
  • There were many golden papayas.
  • So he took some for sale .
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Uhmm.....Can it be...>>
The old man gave John a seed. John went home and planted it in the backyard.

Until one day, he was surprised to see a golden papaya tree. There were many golden

papayas. So he took some for sale. Then he was rich.

"for sale" is a NOUN

"after this" can be "Then"

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The old man gave John a seed. John went home and planted it in the backyard.

The next day, he was surprised to see a golden papaya tree. There were many golden

papayas. So he took some for him to sell. Then he got rich.
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