To speak about shops, you need the appropriate vocabulary. Part 5
  
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Service centre - a store or other place where you can have products, equipment, or vehicles checked and repaired and where you can buy parts;

Chain store - one of a group of similar shops owned by the same company;

Gift shop - a shop that sells goods that are suitable for giving as presents;

Supermarket - a large shop that sells food, drink, products for the home, etc;

Tobacconist’s - a shop where you can buy cigars, cigarettes and other tobacco things;

Pay phone - a telephone in a public place that you pay to use;

Shopping centre, mall - a place where a lot of shops have been built close together;

Travel agency - a company or shop that makes travel arrangements for people;

Department store - a large shop divided into several different parts which sell different types of things;

General store - a shop that sells a wide range of products, often the only shop in a village;

Dry cleaner’s, the cleaners, launderette - a shop where you can have your clothes cleaned this way;

Hardware shop - a shop where you can buy tools and strong equipment, such as those used in the home or garden;

Florist’s - a shop that sells flowers;

Jewellery shop, jeweller’s - a shop where you can buy objects made from gold, silver, and valuable stones that you wear for decoration
 
Examples:

Contact a Computer World service center for repair.

Mary likes visiting florist’s. She is fond of flowers.

Mike will go to Spain. Last week she went to the travel agency.