| baker’s |  | a shop that sells bread and cakes |
| bank |  | an organization that provides various financial services, for example keeping or lending money |
| butcher’s |  | a shop that sells meat |
| charity shop |  | a shop that sells clothes and other goods given by people to raise money for a charity |
| chemist’s |  | a shop that sells medicines and usually also soap, make-up, etc. |
| coffee shop |  | a small restaurant, often in a store, hotel, etc., where coffee, tea, other drinks without alcohol and simple food are served |
| clothes shop |  | a shop selling clothes |
| cosmetics store |  | a shop selling cosmetic products |
| deli(delicatessen) |  | a shop or part of one that sells cooked meats and cheeses, and special or unusual foods that come from other countries |
| DIY store |  | A DIY (do-it-yourself) store is a cross between a hardware or home supply store and a service business. The store’s aim is to encourage a customer to try a home project on his own rather than paying a professional |
| estate agency |  | a business that arranges the sale, renting, or management of homes, land, and buildings for their owners |
| florist’s |  | a shop that sells flowers and plants |
| garden centre |  | a place that sells plants, seeds, garden equipment, etc. |
| greengrocer’s |  | a shop that sells fruit and vegetables |
| hairdresser’s |  | a place where you can get your hair cut, washed and shaped |
| jeweller’s |  | a shop that sells jewellery and watches |
| launderette |  | a place where you can wash and dry your clothes in machines that you pay to use |
| newsagent’s |  | a shop that sells newspapers, magazines, sweets, etc. |
| optician’s |  | a person whose job is to examine people’s eyes and to recommend and sell glasses |
| post office |  | a place where you can buy stamps, send letters, etc. |
| shoes shop |  | a shop that sells shoes |
| stationer’s |  | a shop that sells stationery |
