English Language & Usage Asked on October 31, 2021
I was wondering whether a sentence like this "Look for this sign in store" is correct. The sign in question is a wobbler attached to products in a store that includes a QR code and a discount code.
One other option I have seen online is "Look for this sign in-store". Alternatively, "look for this sign in stores" is also a possibility.
What are your thoughts? Is any of the options correct and natural for native speakers?
Thank you
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