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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a gift shop" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a retail store that sells gifts, souvenirs, or decorative items.
Example: "After visiting the museum, we stopped by a gift shop to buy some souvenirs."
Alternatives: "a souvenir store" or "a present shop."
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Cynthia Rose, 62, a gift shop owner in Tubac and a registered Republican, disagreed.
A gift shop, basically.
Then a gift shop.
There is a gift shop.
They don't have a gift shop.
A gift shop will be added.
Sure, your hotel will have a gift shop.
Don't even think of calling it a gift shop.
His mother owns Caspi Huasi, a gift shop in Merlo.
There are picnic grounds and a gift shop.
E.B.: That's a gift shop, sir. W.H.H.: Oh, my.
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