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Rashin Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Direction

Hi,

How is "straight on" is different from "straight head"? with an example in social language please.

Thanks in advance.
R.N
  

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In giving directions, there's no difference between 'straight on' and 'straight a head'. ) Rover

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  • In giving directions, there's no difference between 'straight on' and 'straight a head'.
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In giving directions, there's no difference between 'straight on' and 'straight ahead'.

'Turn right at the lights and go straight on/straight ahead at the cemetery.'
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Hi ,dear Rover
Thanks for swift reply.

social language : I mean the type used in conversations in society .
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rashinsocial language
Instead of saying that you'd like an example 'in social language', say 'in conversational style'.

CJ
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