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what’s the difference between shop and store

Shop or Store?

November 28, 2018November 27, 2018Niall O'Donnell 3 Comments

This is another of those classic American/British English differences. Shop is British English, and store is American English. Pretty well known, and nothing too confusing. They both come from slightly different origins, but came fairly logically to mean the same thing. Continue reading →

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