Describe Way You Went Here

Topic
- First of all, I left my flat and went down in the elevator.
- Then I went on foot to the metro station. I had to walk for a long time, about 25 minutes. But this is the fastest way. Waiting for the bus will be even longer.
- I got into the last coach of the train and went to Kievskaya station. Then I moved to the Koltsevaya line and travelled to Krasnopresnenskaya station.
- After that I took a 55 bus and travelled 4 stops.
- The bus stop is right outside the exam centre.
- So I came inside the building. And walked up to the front desk.
- Here I am.
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Go straight on Elm Street. |
Go along Elm Street. | |
Go down Elm Street. | |
Follow Elm Street for 200 metres. | |
Follow Elm Street until you get to the church. | |
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Turn left into Oxford Street. |
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Turn right into Oxford Street. |
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Take the first turning on the right. |
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Go past the pet shop. |
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Go along beside the river. |
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Go over the bridge. |
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Go through the park. |
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Go towards the church. |
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Go up the hill. |
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Go down the hill. |
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Cross Oxford Street. |
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The bookshop is opposite the church. |
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The bookshop is between the church and the pet shop. |
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The bookshop is on the corner.
The bookshop is at the corner of the street. |
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The bookshop is in front of the church. |
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The bookshop is behind the church. |
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The bookshop is next to the church. |
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The bookshop is beside the church.
The bookshop is adjacent to the church. |
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The bookshop is near the church. |
Vocabulary
- be in a hurry - do something quickly or suddenly
- be late for – be after the time that was arranged or expected
- bus - a large motor vehicle carrying passengers by road, typically one serving the public on a fixed route and for a fare
- coach - a railway carriage
- come in time – come not too late for it
- elevator - is a device that carries people up and down inside buildings
- embankment - a wall or bank of earth or stone built to prevent a river flooding an area
- give a place for - stand up to give seat to another person
- lamppost - a tall pole with a light at the top; a street light
- metro - an underground railway system in a city, especially Paris
- on/by foot - walking rather than travelling by car or using other transport
- pedestrian crossing - a specified part of a road where pedestrians have right of way to cross
- queue - a line or sequence of people or vehicles awaiting their turn to be attended to or to proceed
- route taxi – minibus moving on a given route
- rush hour - a time during each day when traffic is at its heaviest
- throng - a large, densely packed crowd of people or animals
- traffic lights - a set of automatically operated coloured lights, typically red, amber, and green, for controlling traffic at road junctions (green traffic light)
- underpass - a road or pedestrian tunnel passing under a road or railway