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Ayan86 Posted 11 years ago
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Should I change the underlined word?
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Is the underlined word okay in the context?
This squere attracts visitors with trade-sheds in the shape of boats where local vendors sell fishes, handicrafts, as well as goods from gardens and woods.
Thank you
Is the underlined word okay in the context?
This squere attracts visitors with trade-sheds in the shape of boats where local vendors sell fishes, handicrafts, as well as goods from gardens and woods.
Thank you
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" "trade shed" is not a word I know, I speak British English though, maybe it is an American word.
- " "trade shed" is not a word I know, I speak British English though, maybe it is an American word.
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I would say this:
"The square attracts visitors with its boat-shaped shops where local vendors sell fish, crafts and wooden ornaments."
"trade shed" is not a word I know, I speak British English though, maybe it is an American word.
"The square attracts visitors with its boat-shaped shops where local vendors sell fish, crafts and wooden ornaments."
"trade shed" is not a word I know, I speak British English though, maybe it is an American word.
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ImDarkerThanYouboat-shaped shopsI'd probably say 'stalls' rather than shops. Have you a picture of them?
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Thank you! I am quite sure that "trade shed" is not also an American word, but a word of my own making! I will deffinately use your suggestion!
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