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AmethystK Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Tailor shop?
Can we call the place where a tailor works "a tailor's store/shop" or "a tailor shop/store"?
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Nowadays you'll find "a tailor shop" most of the time, but if you read a text that is about 100 years old or more, you'll be more likely to find "a tailor's shop". CJ
- Nowadays you'll find "a tailor shop" most of the time, but if you read a text that is about 100 years old or more, you'll be more likely to find "a tailor's shop".
- CJ
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Nowadays you'll find "a tailor shop" most of the time, but if you read a text that is about 100 years old or more, you'll be more likely to find "a tailor's shop".
CJ
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