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Turn Left

When you turn left, you change direction toward your left side. Imagine the compass; turning left takes you west if you face north. Use this cue to safely change course.

2

Turn Right

Turning right means moving to your right side. Visualize the compass: right becomes east when you face north. Use this cue to adjust your path without slowing down.

3

Go Straight

Going straight means continuing in the same direction without turning. Maintain your line, watch for obstacles, and keep a steady pace toward your destination.

4

Stop

Stop means pause movement. When you hear it, reduce speed, come to a complete halt, and await further instructions or cues from your surroundings.

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Near and Far

Near describes close proximity; far indicates a greater distance. Use these terms to describe how close you are to a landmark or goal.

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Next To

Next to means immediately beside something. It helps describe position relative to an object, making directions clearer for teammates and pedestrians.

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Across From

Across from indicates opposite on the other side of a reference point. Use it to locate landmarks or ways to cross safely, facing your target.

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On the Corner

On the corner means at the meeting point of two streets. It signals a precise location, often requiring a turn or careful observation before proceeding.

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Putting It Together

Combine turns, straight paths, and distance terms to describe routes. Practice giving and following concise directions using these phrases in real-world scenarios.
 
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