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Vincent Teo Posted 12 years ago
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From the bus stop, walk down Gold Street. When you come to traffic lights, go straight on. After traffic lights, go straight on/ walk on / Walk straight on Silver Road.
From the bus stop, walk down Gold Street. When you come to traffic lights, go straight on. After traffic lights, go straight on/ walk on / Walk straight on Silver Road.
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From the bus stop, walk down Gold Street straight to Silver Road.
- From the bus stop, walk down Gold Street straight to Silver Road.
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From the bus stop, walk down Gold Street straight to Silver Road.
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Do you get what I mean?
I mean : walk down Gold Street first and we will see the traffic lights at the crossroad. We have to keep going (Go straight again) to another road (Silver Road) after the traffic lights.
(There are four traffic lights at the crossroads.So, we just keep going (go straight) only, but there is another name of the road. (do I describe it correctly?)
I mean : walk down Gold Street first and we will see the traffic lights at the crossroad. We have to keep going (Go straight again) to another road (Silver Road) after the traffic lights.
(There are four traffic lights at the crossroads.So, we just keep going (go straight) only, but there is another name of the road. (do I describe it correctly?)
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Vincent TeoDo you get what I mean?From the bus stop, walk down Gold Street straight onto Silver Road.
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