Where would you like to go downtown
At a bus station
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Boy: Then how do I get downtown?
T.S: That depends.
Boy: Depends on what?
T.S: Depends on whether you want to take the bus or the subway.
Boy: I want to take the bus. Which bus do I take?
T.S: Depends.
Boy: Depends on what?
T.S: Depends on where you want to go downtown.
Boy: What do you mean?
T.S: There are three bus routes that go downtown, 7A, 7B, and 7C.
Boy: 7A, 7B, 7C. I got it.
T.S: Which one would you like to take?
Boy: Oh, pardon?
T.S: Where would you like to go downtown?
Boy: I'd like to go to the center of the downtown.
T.S: Then you want Main Street? That's the center of downtown.
So, you want to take 7A.
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What does "where you want to go downtown" mean?
What does "Where would you like to go downtown" mean?
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Does it mean "Where in downtown are you going?" or?
does it mean "Which route are you taking to downtown?"?
Which is correct?
Thank you
Top answer
S: Depends on where you want to go downtown. "Downtown" is a large area. There are many places in that area, for example, the city library, the courthouse, the city jail, and the mayor's offices.
- S: Depends on where you want to go downtown.
- "Downtown" is a large area.
- There are many places in that area, for example, the city library, the courthouse, the city jail, and the mayor's offices.
- Besides that there are many office buildings, eateries and places of worship.
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rezaenglishT.S: Depends on where you want to go downtown.
"Downtown" is a large area. There are many places in that area, for example, the city library, the courthouse, the city jail, and the mayor's offices. Besides that there are many office buildings, eateries and places of worship.
"Where you want to go" is asking "Please be specific about a place
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