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Maj Posted 23 years ago
Grammar

Giving directions

I have a terrible sense of direction and I always get lost. I always go to the wrong places at the wrong times. Can you help me by telling which simple instructions I should use so as not to get lost. Thanks.
  

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I have the same problem. I get lost even in my own neighbourhood. It's kind of sad.

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I have the same problem. I get lost even in my own neighbourhood. It's kind of sad.
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The other day I was waiting for my daughter in the garden and I got lost too.
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I couldn't find my way back.
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if you are so confused when following directions, i suggest you make all of your appointments at your own home and have others come to you... provided your place is not too difficult to find!
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That's not a bad idea.
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The lack of a change of scenery would get really frustrating after a while, no?
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positive. Extremely boring. Any interesting suggestions? We could go on playing catty, catty mousey, mousey for ages. I know you how much pleasure you take in playing these stupid little games.
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I have no idea what you're on about... but I sure it must be interesting and very well thought out.
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I live in Japan. Over here directions are usually given using strange little pictures called Kanji. It only takes around 20 years to learn a workable amount of these, but I have only been here for two years, so I get lost too!
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LOL Mike,

I have always thought it would be very interesting to live in a country with a totally different alphabet or way of writing than our roman system. Trying to get on the right bus or even trying to find a street name would be an adventure in itself.

DISCLAIMER - It's early in the morning and I still can't think straight so if I haven't said anything with the right voca
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