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28 January
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There are many kinds of things to buy in a convenience store.
There are many kinds of things to buy in a convenience store.
I think this sentence is correct grammatically but the meaning is a little odd. What do you think? I want to explain a good point of living near a convenience store.
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"there are many things you can buy at a convenience store." Is this better?
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“There are many kind of things to buy in convenience store.”
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@w-silent Thanks. I want to live near a convenience store because there are many things I can buy there. Is this OK?
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@MiNaRi28 Thanks. I want to live near a convenience store because there are many kind of things to buy in convenience store. Is this good?
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