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At the bottom/top of the street.

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Little man

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Dear teachers.
I'd like to know whether I'm right in interpretation these sentences.
1. There's a shop at the bottom of the street. I think it means down the street.
2. There's a shop at the top of the street. I suppose it means up the street.

I hope you will help.
 

Tarheel

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Dear teachers.
I'd like to know whether I'm right in MY interpretation OF these sentences.
1. There's a shop at the bottom of the street. I think it means down the street.
2. There's a shop at the top of the street. I suppose it means up the street.

I hope you will help.

I am thinking that the speaker is talking about a street on a hill.
 
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