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ГРАМОТНЫЙ ПЕРЕВОД,ЗА ЛУЧШИЙ,ОТМЕЧУ ЛУЧШИМ!!!Wholesalers sell to the shops and stores, andthe retailers sell to the customers who purchase or buy. Second-hand shops sellsecond-hand goods.The shoppers may pay for something by cheque,in cash or buy it on "hire purchase". To do this, they pay a depositand then weekly or monthly installments according to the terms.4. Behind the counter, ready to serve you isthe shopkeeper, or shop-assistant or salesman (salesgirl). They put your moneyin a cash register, give you a receipt and yourchange, and wrap up the article purchased. You may get some goods free (e.g.free samples of shampoo, etc.).In some shops there are no salesmen orsalesgirls, but only cashiers. The customers choose the goods they want and payat the cashdesk. These shops are called selfservice shops.But in selfservice shops there are sometimespeople who do not pay for the things they have taken from the shelves. Securitymeasures and electronic gadgets are installed to prevent and detectshop-lifting (stealing). Many stores install camera scanners, which are quiteeffective.5. Many women prefer to shop in the marketwhere goods are usually cheaper. The owners of the stalls or barrows do nothave such large expenses as a shop owner. There we see people withcarrier-bags, baskets, parcels, and as well as with the caddies.6. People who cannot afford the things theywant (e.g. haven't got money to be blown on something expensive), or who haven't enoughmoney in the household budget, go window-shopping. Some people simply enjoy itand spend their spare time window-shopping. Sometimes, however, people have todig into their pockets to buy the thing they like best.7. When we buy something, we pay for it withmoney-banknote or coins. Cheques, bankers’ cards and credit cards are beingused increasingly and it is possible to imagine a world where 'money' in theform of coins and paper currency will no longer be used. Even today, in theUnited States, many places – especially filling stations – willnot accept cash at night for security reasons.

Answer 1

Wholesalers sell in shops and stores , and retailers sell to customers who buy or purchase . Second-hand stores sell used goods . Buyers can pay for by check, cash or buy it on the " installment plan ." To do this, they pay a deposit and then weekly or monthly payments in accordance with the conditions . 4 . Behind the counter , ready to serve you , the shopkeeper or shop - assistant or salesman ( saleswoman ) . They put their money in the cash register, give you a receipt and change, and finish the article purchased. You can get some free products (eg , free samples of shampoo , etc.). Some stores do not salesmen or saleswomen , but only cashiers . Clients choose the product they want and pay at the cashier . These stores are called SelfService shops . However SelfService shops sometimes there are people who do not pay for what they have taken off the shelves . Security measures and gadgets installed to prevent and detect shop -lifting ( theft). Many shops to install the camera scanners, which are quite effective. 5 . Many women prefer to shop in a market where products are usually cheaper . Owners stalls or mounds do not have such high costs , as the owner of the store. There we see people with carriers bags , baskets , parcels, and as well as a caddy . 6. People who can not afford what they want (for example , there is no money to be blown on something expensive ) , or who have not enough money in the family budget , go window shopping . Some people just enjoy it and spend their free time windows. Sometimes, however , people have to dig into their pockets to buy the thing they like most. 7. When we buy something , we pay money for it notes or coins . Checks, bankers ' and credit card is being used more and you can imagine a world where "money" to no longer be used as coins and paper money. Even today, in the U.S., in many places - especially gas stations - will not take cash at night for security reasons.

Answer 2

Wholesalers are businesses that sell products in large quantities to shops and stores, while retailers are businesses that sell products directly to customers. Second-hand shops specialize in selling used goods. When making a purchase, customers can pay by check, in cash, or through "hire purchase," which involves paying a deposit and then making weekly or monthly installments according to the agreed-upon terms. The shopkeeper, shop assistant, or salesman/salesgirl is responsible for assisting customers behind the counter, handling transactions, providing receipts, giving change, and wrapping up purchased items. Some shops operate on a self-service model, where customers choose their own goods and pay at the cash desk. In self-service shops, security measures and electronic gadgets are often installed to prevent and detect shoplifting. Marketplaces are popular among many women due to the generally lower prices offered by stall or barrow owners who have lower expenses compared to shop owners. Window-shopping is a common activity for people who cannot afford certain items or who simply enjoy browsing without making purchases. When making a purchase, payment is typically made with cash in the form of banknotes or coins. However, the use of cheques, bankers' cards, and credit cards is increasing, and there is a possibility that physical money in the form of coins and paper currency may become less common in the future. In some places, such as filling stations in the United States, cash may not be accepted at night for security reasons.