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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all the shops" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every shop in a particular area or context.
Example: "On Saturday, I plan to visit all the shops in the downtown area to find the best deals."
Alternatives: "every shop" or "the entire set of shops".
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Almost all the shops were closed.
Basically all the shops are estate agents and restaurants.
One block over, almost all the shops were torn down in a federal urban-renewal project.
Now the most ambitious project of all, The Shops at Northern Boulevard, is in construction.
"The Americans go to all the shops, the gold market, and they tend to be polite".
In Liverpool, all the shops were shuttered up, everything was closing down.
It is just a short walk to Talbot Street, which has all the shops and restaurants.
Almost all the shops on the lively high street display posters mourning Karamanoglu.
"The centre of town is totally underwater, all the shops are destroyed".
Almost all the shops are open and lots of goods are being sold, above all at the markets.
If a strike is declared by any political party, almost all the shops, markets, and educational institutions remain closed.
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