"After assembly, the cars go the paint shop at the factory."
Can we possibly change the word "shop'' to another one? Are there any other options?
Not a teacher only a native.
You would need to add 'to' to your sentence eg. After assembly, the cars go to the paint shop at the factory....
Not knowing much about car production, I know what you are trying to say, however I cannot think of an alternative. I have heard 'spray booth' being used when talking about car painting though.
I think you could say, 'After assembly, the cars go to get painted at the factory....' Or, 'After assembly, the cars then go to get painted within the factory...'
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Can you say "shop" in order to call a department at the factory?
Can you say "shop" in order to call a department at the factory?
:up:Yes, it's short for "workshop" when you use it like that.
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