Single school
How can we call single school/shop which have no branch?
Are "Single school / Single shop" correct here?
Top answer
Forget about 'schools' unless they have branches in your country. In the UK and USA they don't. As for 'shops', unless they are branches of national/international chains, they're called independent shops/stores.
- Forget about 'schools' unless they have branches in your country.
- In the UK and USA they don't.
- As for 'shops', unless they are branches of national/international chains, they're called independent shops/stores.
- For example, here in the UK, many pharmacies are branches of national chains like Boots or Lloyds, but my local pharmacist runs his own business with no connection to any others.
- His shop is an independent pharmacy .
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Forget about 'schools' unless they have branches in your country. In the UK and USA they don't.
As for 'shops', unless they are branches of national/international chains, they're called independent shops/stores.
For example, here in the UK, many pharmacies are branches of national chains like Boots or Lloyds, but my local pharmacist runs his own business
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