You need to walk a kilometer from here
Hi
When one student's giving the other, directions to the main office, he says
"You need to walk a kilometer from here."
OR "From here, you need to walk for one kilometer".
Are either of these sentences correct?
Please help.
Thank you
Top answer
" When one student's giving directions to the main office, he says, "Walk down this street for about a kilometer. It will be the large brick building on the left. "
- " When one student's giving directions to the main office, he says, "Walk down this street for about a kilometer.
- It will be the large brick building on the left.
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These are what I would say:
When one student's giving another directions to the main office, he says, "It's about a kilometer from here."
When one student's giving directions to the main office, he says,"You have to walk about a kilometer in that direction."
When one student's giving directions to the main office, he says, "Walk down
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