How do you say to describe this situation?
I have to take my shoes to a shoe repair shop to sole to protect the soles of the shoes from wearing out.
(I think I use same words too much, like "to" and "shoe".)
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I think a typical English person would simply say "I need to get my shoes fixed" or "I need to get my shoes resoled" and would leave it as obvious to the listener that they would go to a shop to do that. The correct name for the shop is a 'cobblers', and so you could also say 'I need to go to the cobblers to get my shoes resoled.
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You could say something like:
I need to bring my shoes to the repair shop for a treatment to protect the soles from wearing out.
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