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Complete PICLE corpus of essays by Polish advanced EFL students (330,000)

/^t/Usually, the appearance of a product (colour of itself as well as very attractive wrapping) do not represent its real value. We can see beautifully prepared pictures to represent the expected quality which does not mean that the thing which we buy will be excellent or at least satisfactory. Most often, we expect good quality of things, good taste but we are disappointed just after first bite (e.g. unfresh bread with Rama) or if the handkerchiefs (e.g. Softis) aren't as soft as they were promised; or if the durability of some kind of equipment and things, (e.g. toys, non-washable colours on the clothes), is lower then the producer predicted. The short oversimplified opinions with sophisticated words in advertisements are to hide the true value of a thing. They only want to increase retail or wholesale. They also try to convince us that we save our money if we buy their product which is not true. "Dosia" had never saved my money because it is not effective.