How to ask the newsagent for a pack of smokes.

[Alexandro]

Hi everyone,

If I go to the newsagent's and ask him for a pack of smokes, how should the question be formulated:

I:..Could I have a pack of smokes too.

NA: Sure, which brand?

I:I'd like a pack of Marlboro light/ or simply one Marlboro light, please.

P.S.: Is the title of my thread correct, I mean the question word?

Thanks Alexandro.
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[Beeesneees]

Would you be asking for one cigarette?
You've answered it yourself. You need a pack of...

Yes, the question is correct.
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Cheers m' dears!

[Alexandro]

Thanks Beeesneees and also thank you for answering my previous question.

Alexandro
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[Alexandro]

Beeesneees it was not my intention to advertise for Marlboro. Sorry. Is the use of 'advertise for something' used correctly here?

Thanks again
Alex
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[Beeesneees]

yes
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Cheers m' dears!

[Alexandro]

Thanks again.
Alex.
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