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TeacherJapan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
a drugstore and a pharmacy
A drugstore ? a place where they sell not only over-the-counter drugs
but also daily necessities such as toilet paper, kleenex
and cosmetics, etc.
A pharmacy ? a place where people go with prescriptions from
doctors.
Is my understanding correct? Or do you use those terms almost in the same way?
but also daily necessities such as toilet paper, kleenex
and cosmetics, etc.
A pharmacy ? a place where people go with prescriptions from
doctors.
Is my understanding correct? Or do you use those terms almost in the same way?
Top answer
No. The pharmacy does nothing other than fill prescription. Well, some dispense vaccination and offer consultations on medications.
- No.
- The pharmacy does nothing other than fill prescription.
- Well, some dispense vaccination and offer consultations on medications.
- A drugstore and a pharmacy are not the same.
- There is a pharmacy in a drugstore.
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No. The pharmacy does nothing other than fill prescription. Well, some dispense vaccination and offer consultations on medications. A drugstore and a pharmacy are not the same. There is a pharmacy in a drugstore. A pharmacy may exist without a drugstore.
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