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Ask for help > GIVING DIRECTIONS
GIVING DIRECTIONS
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curk
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GIVING DIRECTIONS
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Hi, everyone. I�ve got a doubt when we give directions . I don�t know if I can say "Go along this street until / to / as far as Oxford Street." Which ones are correct? And when you say " Take the first turning in / to/ at / into Oxford Street Which preposition should we use? THANK YOU |
11 Jun 2020
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cunliffe
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I don�t know either!  They all sound OK. I would say: Go along this street to Oxford St, or as far as Oxford St. . If you say until, you need a verb. Go along this street until you get to Oxford St. Take the first turning into Oxford St |
11 Jun 2020
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jannabanna
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As a native speaker I would say: "Go along this street as far as Oxford Street." or you could say: "Go along this street until you come to Oxford Street." and the next: "Take the first turning into Oxford Street.” |
11 Jun 2020
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curk
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH |
11 Jun 2020
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