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At the end of a long journey, most people prefer **to get** (get) home and relax as soon as possible. They don’t fancy **shopping** (shop), but they don’t want **to arrive** (arrive) home with nothing to eat. Now, travellers who pass through Gatwick Airport in London can avoid **returning** (return) home on an empty fridge by choosing **to visit** (visit) a virtual shop. There are no real products in the shop, only images on ten large screens. When you decide **to buy** (buy) something, you use your smartphone to scan it. You keep **scanning** (scan) items until you’ve found everything you need, then you pay. After that, you can spend a week or two **enjoying** (enjoy) your holiday. The shop promises **to deliver** (deliver) your shopping soon after you get home.

According to the retailer, the virtual shop is a perfect combination of traditional and online shopping. People enjoy **looking** (look) around shops, but they also love **to shop** (shop) online because it’s so convenient.