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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Bakery / bakery shop
Can I say,
(a) The bakery shop is next to the bank UMP.
(b) The bakery is next to the UMP bank.
(a) The bakery shop is next to the bank UMP.
(b) The bakery is next to the UMP bank.
Top answer
(b) is fine. "
- (b) is fine.
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Thanks, do we say,
bakery shop? We must put the bank's name after the bank?
bakery shop? We must put the bank's name after the bank?
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Vincent Teobakery shop?Yes.
Vincent TeoWe must put the bank's name after the bank?Precede = go before; go in front of
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AlpheccaStarsI was trying to think how " bakery shop " can be fitted into a context without the feeling of sounding bumpy. Somehow " bakery shop " doesn't sound right to me. Perhaps a " bake shop".Vincent Teobakery shop?Yes.
Which would you pick ?
A- This cake is delicious! Where did you get it ?
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Yes, saying 'bake shop' sounds more natural than 'bakery shop' to me, too.
I normally only use 'bakery', however, and I feel certain that I have never and will never say 'bakery shop'.
I normally only use 'bakery', however, and I feel certain that I have never and will never say 'bakery shop'.
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