Can I say “the store runs a great business " to express that it has a lot of customers patronize?
Can I say “the store runs a great business " to express that it has a lot of customers patronize? Is there any more native way of saying?
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Matt is correct in saying "The store is doing really well." but...
We will not normally refer to "the store" as doing the verb.
It would be better to say "The store owner knows how to run a business."
Also "The store is a profitable business"
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All of the above or " the store runs a successful business"
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Hi Ethan. Yes, "The store runs a great business." is correct. I can also add, "The store knows how to run a business." or simply "The store is doing really well."
I'm sure other English speakers can add to these. I hope this helps. Cheers!
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