Real life english

[MusSta]

currently, i am having a course in real life english. there are 3 idioms are used in when giving direction , i don't understand:
1.go at roundabout the subermarket.
2.go at the junction of ...
3.go right at the lights
please any one can explain it exactly with examples. and i'll be thakfull

Mussta

[MusSta]

somthing else

I practise by imagining conversations and write it. So these is my first one in the same topic 'Asking for and giving direction'. um if there are any correction i'll be glad to know it.

thankyou

MusSta

[MusSta]

Sorry! that is it. i realy forget

Mr A: Hi B. I’m waiting for your visit?
MR B: ‘Yaa’, I was thinking visiting you today at 6 pm. Will you be at home?
Mr A: Nice, but make it 6:30 please.
MR B: ‘um’ ok, how can I get to your home?
Mr A: Where will you coming from?
MR B: From my office.
Mr A: Where’s your office exactly? And will you be coming by car?
MR B: Yaa, it’s not far the Centre of Khartoum, and I’ll take the bus.
Mr A: I live in “Al-Greaf”. Do you Know Al-Greaf bus station?
MR B: Where! No I don’t.
Mr A: You can find the station at the junction of Algasr and Almusashfa streets. Take Algalaa bus. It’s about 30 minutes to arrive from the station.
MR B: yes that’s clear.
Mr A: Get down at Alreyad police office, it’s signposted.
MR B: ok, It is along travel. Ha ha ha.
Mr A: hh! Cross the road.
Take the street on the right corner of the police.
Go past the police.
On your right there’s nothing but a big square and Cemetery.
This street will be closed at the end of the cemetery.
Take the previous turning before the end of the cemetery.
My home is the fourth on you right.
It has big black door, and arches wall which is made by red bricks.
MR B: Ok. It is almost clear.
Mr A: I’ll be waiting for you. Don’t late.
MR B: Yaa, at 6:30 sharp.
Mr A: ok bye. See ya.
MR B: bye.


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[Anglika]

Originally Posted by MusSta

Sorry! that is it. i realy forget

Mr A: Hi B. I’m waiting for your visit.
MR B: ‘Yaa’, I was thinking of visiting you today at 6 pm. Will you be at home?
Mr A: Nice, but make it 6:30 please.
MR B: ‘um’ ok, how can I get to your home?
Mr A: Where will you be coming from?
MR B: From my office.
Mr A: Where’s your office exactly? And will you be coming by car?
MR B: Yaa, it’s not far the centre of Khartoum, and I’ll take the bus.
Mr A: I live in “Al-Greaf”. Do you Know Al-Greaf bus station? Do you mean station [terminus] or do you mean bus-stop?
MR B: Where? No, I don’t.
Mr A: You can find the station at the junction of Algasr and Almusashfa streets. Take the Algalaa bus. It will take about 30 minutes to arrive from the station.
MR B: Yes, that’s clear.
Mr A: Get off at Alreyad police station. It’s signposted.
MR B: Ok. It is a long journey. Ha ha ha.
Mr A: hh! Cross the road.
Take the street on the right of the police station
Go past the police station.
On your right there’s nothing but a big square and a cemetery.
This street will be closed at the end by the cemetery.
Take the turning before the end of the cemetery.
My home is the fourth house on your right.
It has big black door, and arches in a red brick wall.
MR B: Ok. It is almost clear.
Mr A: I’ll be waiting for you. Don’t be late.
MR B: Yaa, at 6:30 sharp.
Mr A: Ok, 'bye. See ya. [this is not something that would be said to a person you do not know well]
MR B: bye.


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Not bad at all.

[MusSta]

Thank you ver much Anglika