English, asked by vedant3888, 1 year ago

the difference between a hawker and a shopkeeper

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Answered by arpan6885

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Answer:

hawker means who sells things on the road.

Explanation:

shopkeeper means who seels things on the shop.

i think so

Answered by neha498389

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Answer:

a hawker is the person who sells his goods in different streets by going their and a shop is the place where we go to buy things

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