Off-licences sell__________, but only to people over 18. - alcohol, Vegeterians don't usually buy anything in this shop. - butcher's, The Body Shop and H&M are examples of___________ stores. - chain, The place you take some types of clothes to be cleaned. - dry-cleaner's, You can buy or rent a house here. - estate agent's, This shop is very popular on Valentine's Day. - florist's, It's the name of the shop where they sell fruit and vegetables. - greengrocer's, You go here to get your hair cut. - hairdresser's, If a shop is out of something, it means they don't have it. - in stock, People might get their wedding rings here. - jeweller's, You can wash and dry your own clothes in this place. - launderette, A table or a small shop with an open front. It often sells fruit and vegetables. - market stall, Newspapers, magazines, and sweets are sold here. - newsagent's, If you want to make sure that clothes fit, you should try them _____ before buying them. - on, This shop sells a variety of goods, all at one cheap price! - pound shop, Sometimes you have to wait in one when you want to pay for something. - queue, We had a look ______ the shop, but we didn't buy anything. - round, Students might buy pens and exercise books from this shop. - stationer's, Book your next holiday here! - travel agent's, If you want to make a shelf, you can buy a tool to cut the wood in a _________. - DIY store,

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