What is the correct verb?

[bigC]

I go to the optical shop, the optometrist checks my eyes and prepares a pair of suitable eyeglasses for me.

I ____?____ a pair of eyeglasses in the optical shop.

What is the correct verb to be used?

 

[emsr2d2]

Where did you find this question? What do you think the answer(s) might be?

 

[bigC]

Where did you find this question? What do you think the answer(s) might be?

I have no idea about the possible answers.

 

[teechar]

Can you tell us where you found the question?

 

[bigC]

Can you tell us where you found the question?

I am not a student asking homework.

I am a retired person, usually when I wake up at about 3 or 4 am there are various questions come to my mind, the question may be about computer, my pet dog, English…etc.

This is one of the questions.

 

[Rover_KE]

... and in BrE we say 'glasses' or 'specs' (spectacles).

I am not a student asking about homework.

It certainly looks like you are, bigC, to students and visitors to the thread, who will be watching with interest to see if this a forum where they can get free homework answers.

It would be useful if you reminded us of your motivation in future posts, and at least make a reasonable attempt at an answer for yourself.

 

[SoothingDave]

"Picked up" if you have them. "Picked out" if you selected them, but need to pick them up later.