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    Dialogue : Asking for a direction. (English exercise n°7068 - Please quote this number when contacting us)


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    Dialogue : Asking for a direction.


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    English exercise "Dialogue : Asking for a direction." created by bridg (24-03-2006) with The test builder
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    1. the post-office! am Excuse for me Sir, looking I nearest
    2. in The is nearest Street Livingstone one
    3. to you Do the way there? easiest know go
    4. It's and far. by not easy walk very
    5. ahead See about on walk crossroads, this 300yards.
    6. you get until roundabout the on Turn the left to
    7. the roundabout? And after
    8. the the you is after just across to 3rd walk block located park, Well your post-office right. have the just on
    9. allow 15mn should You normal at speed.
    10. good you have Thank a Sir, day.






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