The phrase "a regular shop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a typical or standard retail store that sells everyday items.
Example: "I prefer shopping at a regular shop rather than a large supermarket for my groceries."
Alternatives: "a typical store" or "an ordinary shop".
I'm able to operate with lower running costs than a regular shop, though boat newbies beware, that does depend on your DIY skills and available spare time, as fixing old boats needs care.
Stephen Clifford-whod, worksorks nearby, was an immediate convert, describing it as "bloody amazing": "I like that it is a halfway house between a regular shop and buying online". eBay hopes to attract shoppers who can't face the crowds on Oxford Street but is staying open only until Monday, spanning what are expected to be the five busiest days for online shopping.
What had once been an Arab grocery store now became Whitman's first bookshop, Le Mistral – he claimed it was named after his first love, but visitors might have assumed a connection with the French poet Frédéric Mistral – comprising a regular shop for those who could afford to buy books and a lending library for those who could not.
Upon completion of the Safety and Machine Operation (SAMO) course, an individual may access and utilize the Staff Shop during a regular Shop hours.
Customers can also opt to receive a weekly restock reminder email if they want to set up a regular shop with the service.
The aim is to make Nokia's app bazaar, the Ovi Store, feel more like a regular shop even though purchases are made online and like a local store even though it has a global reach.
Whole Foods market is a regular shopping destination.
In every city I've lived in, I have pounded a regular shopping route.
To this end, eBay is on a quest to be considered a regular shopping site instead of an auction site.
Just a regular shopping trip.
When my nest was full, I had a regular shopping day.
