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DirectionsVersión en línea Learn basic navigation terms por T. Vicky 🍎 1 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. 5 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. 6 Next To Next to means immediately beside something. It helps describe position relative to an object, making directions clearer for teammates and pedestrians. 7 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. 8 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. 9 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.

DirectionsVersión en línea

Learn basic navigation terms

por T. Vicky 🍎

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Next To

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

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.

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.

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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