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While "closed" is correct and the most common, the people of (at least) Great Britain also use the word shut

In which case, to say that a store is shut today suggests that it is only temporary.

There again, you could just use " the store is not open today" to mean the same thing.

While "closed" is correct and the most common, the people of Great Britain also use the word shut

In which case, to say that a store is shut today suggests that it is only temporary.

While closed is correct and the most common, the people of (at least) Great Britain also use the word shut

In which case, to say that a store is shut today suggests that it is only temporary.

There again, you could just use " the store is not open today" to mean the same thing.

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While "closed" is correct and the most common, the people of Great Britain also use the word shut

In which case, to say that a store is shut today suggests that it is only temporary.