Fill in the blank spaces with the most appropriate of options A-E:

The old shoemaker at the corner of our street is .... so i hope you will patronize him

  • A mine shoemaker
  • B a tight friend
  • C a good customer
  • D my customer
  • E a close friend
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The correct answer is E. a close friend

The phrase “a close friend” is used to describe someone who you know very well and like very much.

So, the sentence should read: “The old shoemaker at the corner of our street is a close friend, so I hope you will patronize him.”

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