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What do you do when you get lost in a town or city?

Language level: 
A2 English level (pre-intermediate)
Topics: 
travel

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Elsa007 4 April, 2018 - 10:19

I ask somebody around whenever I get lost.
But, recently, it's difficult to talk to someone. People are busy using smartphones or wearing earphones on the road...
I can only talk to aged people taking time and practice...! ;)

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bilko 22 January, 2018 - 18:44

Dear Editor,
My english teacher tought me " go straight ahead " but in this listening part you use " go straight on " ı wonder is there any difference between these two phrases in daily usage.
If you answer my question ı would be happy...

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Jonathan - Coor... 23 January, 2018 - 02:07

Hi bilko. Those two phrases have the same meaning and in general you can use either one.

There's a small difference in usage: 'go straight on' is often used after some place that you mention (e.g. 'After the traffic lights, go straight on') and I think 'go straight ahead' is less common for this.

Jonathan (LearnEnglish Teens Team)

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