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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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what does these two sentences mean?
1. It's round the corner from the supermarket.
2. It's up the road from the supermarket beside the cinema.
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2. It's up the road from the supermarket beside the cinema.
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1. It's round the corner from the supermarket. = From the supermarket, go to the nearest street intersection, turn right/left, and you will see it.
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- It's round the corner from the supermarket.
- = From the supermarket, go to the nearest street intersection, turn right/left, and you will see it.
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- It's up the road from the supermarket beside the cinema.
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1. It's round the corner from the supermarket. = From the supermarket, go to the nearest street intersection, turn right/left, and you will see it.
2. It's up the road from the supermarket beside the cinema. = From the supermarket, go straight for a short distance. It is next to the movie theater.
2. It's up the road from the supermarket beside the cinema. = From the supermarket, go straight for a short distance. It is next to the movie theater.
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