Online vs. In-Store Shopping

作為動詞，shop和purchase之間的區別在於shop是去商店，四處逛逛商店，來進行購買購買。 而purchase是透過尋求獲得。

Grammatically, the main difference between the verbs 'buy' and 'shop' is that 'buy' is transitive and 'shop' is intransitive.

buy means you are buying an item and shop means you are going to the stop to shop with no particular item in mind.

To summarize: To shop is what customers do throughout the store when they are putting stuff into their carts but “buy” or “purchase” is when they come to the register and hand you money .

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Buying is the process of locating and purchasing a product you know you want — it's intent-driven purchasing. Shopping, however, is different.

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