English Language & Usage Asked by pirica on July 17, 2021
I’m wondering what the appropriate term is for a brochure that you can find at a shopping mall or department store — like 10 pages — that shows you the floor map + brief information on the shops.
In this situation, "guide" is not appropriate? It seems like "guide" should be used when the information/explanation is more detailed. I want to know its general term.
Another question is that when some restaurants are included in this brochure and you want to emphasize it, which of followings sounds more natural?
My colleague who edits this brochure asked me (he wants to use this on the front page, as the title), and the more I search, the more I become confused. Please help me to pick the most generally used expression.
"Floor" goes with "map", not so much "guide". The most personable way to present it might be as "Your guide" to shops and restaurants in the mall rather than "floor - anything". Similar guides often have coupons with small savings on the meals at the participating restaurants to encourage commerce there.
Correct answer by Elliot on July 17, 2021
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