3. Match the names of the shops to the descriptions 1 greengrocers
2 shoe shop
3 grocery
4 newsagents
5 chemists
6 bookshop
7 café
8 fishmongers
9 shopping mall
10 supermarket
11 florists
12 boutique
13 candy shop
14 market
15 toy shop
16 e-shop

A shop where flowers are sold:

A small shop selling clothes and other articles of the latest fashion :

A place that gathers people for buying and selling goods:

A form of electronic commerce which allows customers to directly buy goods from a seller over the Internet:

A shop where someone sells cosmetics, toiletries etc:

A shop where food in packets, tins or bottles and general small household goods are sold:

Street or covered area with rows of shops, closed to traffic:

A small inexpensive restaurant serving light meals and drinks:​

1. greengrocers - A shop where someone sells fruits, vegetables, and other fresh produce.

To answer this question, we need to understand the definitions of each shop and match them to the descriptions given.

2. shoe shop - A shop where someone sells shoes.

3. grocery - A shop where food in packets, tins or bottles and general small household goods are sold.

4. newsagents - A shop where someone sells newspapers, magazines, and other periodicals.

5. chemists - A shop where someone sells cosmetics, toiletries, and medicines.

6. bookshop - A shop where someone sells books.

7. café - A small inexpensive restaurant serving light meals and drinks.

8. fishmongers - A shop where someone sells fish and seafood.

9. shopping mall - A large building or complex containing a variety of shops and often restaurants.

10. supermarket - A large self-service shop selling groceries and other household goods.

11. florists - A shop where flowers are sold.

12. boutique - A small shop selling clothes and other articles of the latest fashion.

13. candy shop - A shop where someone sells a variety of candies and sweets.

14. market - A place that gathers people for buying and selling goods.

15. toy shop - A shop where someone sells toys and games.

16. e-shop - A form of electronic commerce which allows customers to directly buy goods from a seller over the Internet.

Now let's match the descriptions to the names of the shops:

- A shop where flowers are sold: florists (number 11)
- A small shop selling clothes and other articles of the latest fashion: boutique (number 12)
- A place that gathers people for buying and selling goods: market (number 14)
- A form of electronic commerce which allows customers to directly buy goods from a seller over the Internet: e-shop (number 16)
- A shop where someone sells cosmetics, toiletries, etc: chemists (number 5)
- A shop where food in packets, tins or bottles and general small household goods are sold: grocery (number 3)
- Street or covered area with rows of shops, closed to traffic: shopping mall (number 9)
- A small inexpensive restaurant serving light meals and drinks: café (number 7)

By matching the descriptions to the names of the shops, we can accurately identify the correct shop for each description.