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Generally, I don't usually shop online and neither in person, because I don't have enough money to wast it buying clothes that I do not need. However, if I had to choose, I'd say shopping in person. The best thing of this option is that you can try every size of the clothes in the shop.
If you shop online and you choose accidentally a wrong size, you have to do a boring proccess for the return and wait a long time for the refund.
Do you like to shop online shopping or in person? Give reasons
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Or you could say, “Generally, I don’t shop …”
Or you could say, “Generally, I NEITHER shop online NOR in person, …”
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Your writing is very fluent. You express yourself well.
Generally, I don't usually shop online and neither do I in person, because I don't have enough money to wast ite buying clothes that I do not need.
Since the word "generally" was already used, "usually" is redundant. Also, you usually don't need a comma before "because."
If you shop online and you choose accidentally a wrong sizethe wrong size accidentally, you have to do a boring proccess for the return and wait a long time for the refund.
I can't necessarily explain why "accidentally" should be at the end instead of in the middle, but it definitely sounds more natural.
Do you like to shop online shopping or in person? Give reaso Do you like to shop online |
Generally, I don't usually shop online and neither in person, because I don't have enough money to wast it buying clothes that I do not need. Generally, I don't Since the word "generally" was already used, "usually" is redundant. Also, you usually don't need a comma before "because."
Or you could say, “Generally, I don’t shop …” Or you could say, “Generally, I NEITHER shop online NOR in person, …” |
However, if I had to choose, I'd say shopping in person. |
The best thing of this option is that you can try every size of the clothes in the shop. The best thing |
If you shop online and you choose accidentally a wrong size, you have to do a boring proccess for the return and wait a long time for the refund. If you shop online and you choose I can't necessarily explain why "accidentally" should be at the end instead of in the middle, but it definitely sounds more natural. If you shop online and you It’s better to omit the second instance of “you.” “If you shop online and accidentally choose …” |
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