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9 Nov 2020
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Question about English (UK)
'shop ABC' or 'ABC shop' ?
in the sentences like these:
She works at shop ABC.
Where is shop ABC?
'shop ABC' or 'ABC shop' ?
in the sentences like these:
She works at shop ABC.
Where is shop ABC?
in the sentences like these:
She works at shop ABC.
Where is shop ABC?
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“She works at a shop called ABC” sounds more natural
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