Julius_ Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Straight vs straight on
Hello
When I want to give sb directions , I say: go straight; or ; go straight on?
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When I want to give sb directions , I say: go straight; or ; go straight on?
Cheers
Top answer
Hi, As I understand it, go straight generally means to go somewhere immediately, while to go straight ahead/on means to go in a forward direction, not taking a left or right. Go straight to school. = go to school immediately and don't go to the mall first.
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Hi,
As I understand it, go straight generally means to go somewhere immediately, while to go straight ahead/on means to go in a forward direction, not taking a left or right.
However, the
As I understand it, go straight generally means to go somewhere immediately, while to go straight ahead/on means to go in a forward direction, not taking a left or right.
- Go straight to school. = go to school immediately and don't go to the mall first.
However, the
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