go on a picnic under the blossoms

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Itasan
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go on a picnic under the blossoms

Post by Itasan » Sun Oct 09, 2005 5:08 am

"People hold parties or go on a picnic under the cherry blossoms."
Is this sentence correct? I wonder if people go on a picnic
under the cherry blossoms.
How about:
1. People hold parties under the cherry blossoms or
go on a blossom-viewing picnic.
2. People hold parties under the cherry blossoms or
go on a picnic to view cherry blossoms.
Thank you.

joshua2004
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Post by joshua2004 » Sun Oct 09, 2005 2:59 pm

"Go on a picnic under the cherry blossoms" is fine.

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