Write a letter in which you try to convince him to come to morocco

dear friend:

hello my friend,i writing you this letter to tell you my country and let you know about some of its cultural aspect

Morocco is a country of startling scenery friendly people, delicious cuisine and intriguing history .Some traditional Moroccan dishes include couscous served with meat or roasted veggies, omelettes served with bread and olive oil, and fresh grilled sardines near the ocean. Tagines are also very popular. This is a delicious dish of slow roasted veggies, meats, and local spices typically served in a red clay pot.Traditional Moroccan handicrafts are truly beautiful, and definitely worth getting as souvenirs to remember your Morocco trip. From the delicately painted ceramics, to the jeweled gowns and shoes, to the hand woven rugs from the mountains, you can find some unique and stunning goods in Morocco. Essaouira, Taghazout, Agadir, Safi, and Mirleft are a few popular coastal towns in Morocco that you can visit for surfing, swimming, and soaking in the sun. The coast is great at any time of the year; in the winter the surf is pumping and in the summer the cold Atlantic ocean feels amazing on the hot, sweaty skin.Morocco is really a beautiful country i really want u my friend in Morocco we enjoy a lot here if u come i request u to come to my country and visit.

Explanation:

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The sentence means that the rug appeared because they were in demand.
Accroding to this, the first version is incorrect as  ''as a part of their need'' states that it is a part of rugs' need, which makes no sense. There should be a reason that explains why they were made. Next two sentences are wrong because the first one brings the same meaning as in the previous one but with another preposition, and what about the second one - it has opposite meaning to what we are looking for. Only the last one is totally correct because there is a represented reason of making rugs and sensible word order that doesn't make doubts.
D) The first rugs were made because of their need. they were needed