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Shops and Buildings Descriptions

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hotel
Where you can stay over night, eat a meal or relax.
church
Where you pray, sing a hymn or praise the Lord.
hairdresser's shop
Where you can have a haircut.
art shop
Where you can buy posters, paintings and photographs
supermarket
Where you go shopping.
tabacconist's shop
Where you can buy a pipe, tobacco or cigars.
beauty shop
Where you can buy creams, lotions and vitamins.
dentist's office
Where you have a filling, crowns or bridges.
cinema
Where you watch a film.
music shop
Where you can buy records, CDs and DVDs
doctor's office
Where you have your blood pressure checked or get an injection.
gift shop
Where you can buy chocolate, flowers and all kind of presents.
butcher's shop
Where you can buy steaks, sideburns and fillets.
police station
Where you renew your license or where you get arrested.
ironmonger's shop
Where you can buy screws, hammers and saws.
greengrocer's shop
Where you can buy tomatoes, carrots and cauliflower.
town hall
Where the council offices are located.
stationer's shop
Where you can buy pens, envelopes and cards.
car park
Where you can park your car
farm
Where buy eggs, milk and honey.
chemist's shop
Where you can buy your medicine, have your blood pressure checked or get medical advice.
record shop
Where you can buy records.
computer shop
Where you can buy computers, printers and software.
café
Where you can drink a tea, eat some pastry or have a conversation.
stadium
Where you can watch a match.
pet shop
Where you can buy leashes, toys and bones for your dog.
men's clothing shop
Where you can buy trousers, shirts and ties for men.
ice cream parlour
Where you can buy ice cream
sports shop
Where you can buy trainers, golf clubs and bathing suits.
newsstand
Where you can buy newspapers, cigarettes and candies.
tailor's shop
Where you can buy custom-made dresses and suits.
florist's shop
Where you can buy roses, tulips and narcissus.
school
Where you are taught a variety of subjects.
airport
Where you depart from to go on holiday.
candy shop
Where you can buy chewing gums, lollipops or other candies
laundry
Where you can wash and dry your clothes.
garden shop
Where you can buy seed, plants and hoes.
interior design shop
Where you can buy lamps, wallpaper or carpets.
garage
Where you have your car repaired.
museum
Where you can visit historical exhibitions and events.
electrical goods shop
Where you can buy radios, mixers and hair-dryers.
fishmonger's shop
Where you can buy different kind of fish.
post office
Where you can buy stamps, mail a letter or make a phone call.
library
Where you can borrow books.
book shop
Where you can buy books and magazines
motoring shop
Where you can buy oil, tyres and batteries.
bank
Where can borrow money, pay money into an account or get a mortgage.
petrol station
Where you can buy gas, drinks and maps.
toy shop
Where you can buy teddy bears, puzzles and trains.
jeweller's shop
Where you can buy rings, bracelets and brooches.
shoe shop
Where you can buy sandals, shoes and boots
bakery
Where you can buy rolls, croissants and cakes.
travel agency
Where you can reserve a flight, book a hotel or rent a car.
optician's shop
Where you can buy glasses or contact lenses.

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