curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-talk-about-a-typical-workday-and-tasks/657e727a9c574f58cb16b5f8.md
Down the street is used to describe a location that is not too far away, usually within walking distance on the same street. It's a common way to indicate nearby places in everyday conversation.
What does down the street mean?
In a different city.
Down the street indicates a nearby location, not a different city.
Very far away.
Down the street refers to a place close by, not far away.
A short distance away on the same street.
Directly underneath the street.
Down the street is about location on the surface, not underneath.
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