Hi, Your mother and I are thinking of getting you a birthday present. Would you like to
have a camera, a laptop or a playstation - or maybe I should get you something
else? However, you can only have one present. What would you like to have?
Let me know what you think
Dad

Explanation:

if u take my opinion i thing u should see the liking of your dad . like u need to give a camra if your father like photography ,a laptop if he likes to to work on this typs of gajets ,a playstation on your choise

and yes if u play a plan of something else then u can plan a surprise insted of a gift

and if u are planning a surprice party then any of the above u can give

The parties & and planning are more momriable and only gifs can damage or broken ok now u just ask something i have geven u whole

follow me because i have by mistakely deleted my app so plezz...

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is it multiple