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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Fashion house
Can I say,
(a) The Fashion House sells clothes in the shop.
(b) The fashion shop / house sells clothes here every day.
(c) The “Fashion House” sells clothes.
(d) The “Fashion House” shop sells clothes.
(a) The Fashion House sells clothes in the shop.
(b) The fashion shop / house sells clothes here every day.
(c) The “Fashion House” sells clothes.
(d) The “Fashion House” shop sells clothes.
Top answer
If you are talking about a shop, then c and d are fine. In a, omit "The" in from of "Fashion House", and put the name into quotes. b does not really make sense.
- If you are talking about a shop, then c and d are fine.
- In a, omit "The" in from of "Fashion House", and put the name into quotes.
- b does not really make sense.
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If you are talking about a shop, then c and d are fine.
In a, omit "The" in from of "Fashion House", and put the name into quotes.
b does not really make sense.
In a, omit "The" in from of "Fashion House", and put the name into quotes.
b does not really make sense.
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