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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I picked it for" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when you are wanting to explain why you chose something. For example: "I picked it for its unique design."
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"I picked it for its sensuality," offers Bert.
I picked it for its location close to the Dutch Cays, which are among the most remote and pristine islands in the archipelago.
And I picked it for that reason.
I picked it for the little trees, even though they don't qualify as old-growth, and my reason had nothing to do with forests.
"I picked it for the colours, I actually thought it was Belgian," he shrugs, before swerving off on the first of today's many tangents.
"But the reason I picked it for my tattoo was also that on the outside rim of the token it says 'Good for one fare only' and that's my philosophy for life.
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I pick it, for a closer look, later.
Of the writing of books about the male midlife crisis there is no end, it would sometimes seem; but despite the rather irritating cover photograph, which screams "lovable comedy geezer" into my ear rather too loudly for my liking, I picked it up, for Mark Steel can be very funny, his politics are spot-on, and he loves cricket.
I picked it up for him and handed it back.
I picked it up for a closer look.
"I picked it out for the color, and it's like a combo of chic and modern," she said of her outfit.
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