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Bank for rent It’s a sign of our times. Where a short time ago there was a bank, today there is a dollar shop, a mobile phone shop or a cafeteria. Or, in the worst-case, remains an empty commercial office with an advert to sell or to rent it. It’s enough to go for a stroll to the city centre of my town to run into the reality: a lot of commercial offices that just some years ago were banks, stay today vacant waiting for an business owner who turn on a store or other kind of business. But time is going by and more of them are in the same way. Closed.

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Bank for rent

It’s a sign of our times. Where a short time ago there was a bank, today there is a dollar shop, a mobile phone shop or a cafeteria or in the worst-case, remains an empty commercial office with an advert to sell or to rent it. Going for It’s enough to go for a stroll to the city centre of my town is enough to run into the reality: a lot of commercial offices that a few  just some years ago were banks, stay today remain  vacant waiting for an business owner to start who turn on a store or other kind of business. But time is going by and more of them are in the same state way. Closed.
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Thanks to both. I've been thinking about the full stop colon in the last sentence: You are right, Terry.
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Hi Manuel, I agree with the corrections made by Karen and Terry. Overall very good with only minor corrections:)
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Hi Manuel. Karen's comment is accurate... just a few minor changes needed. In the final sentence use a full stop colon to announce the "closed" aspect. "But time is going by and more of them are in the same state: Closed."

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