Some people prefer to buy a USABLE gifts. But I'd like to PRESENT AN INPRESSION. For example, a ticket TO visit a theatre. I think it's a great idea because it's A FOREVER MEMORY ON THIS DAY.

DO THESE phrases sound right? Thanks in advance

Question

Some people prefer to buy a USABLE gifts. But I'd like to PRESENT AN INPRESSION. For example, a ticket TO visit a theatre. I think it's a great idea because it's A FOREVER MEMORY ON THIS DAY.

DO THESE phrases sound right? Thanks in advance

Answer

I agree with Glenn's answer. 
 Try not to use CAPITAL letters through the word. It is currently interpreted as shouting.

Answer

Stephanie:

We don't have any way to make bold text or underline things here. She was using capital letters to show us which words and phrases she was wondering about.