curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-prepositions-according-to-context/68578e3e317cc5297ecbb2a5.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
If you BLANK BLANK BLANK this corridor and turn left at the break area, you'll see them stored right across from the coffee machine.
head
This verb means to move in a direction.
straight
This word means in a direct line without turning.
down
This word shows movement from a higher place to a lower one or along a path.
Head means to go or move in a specific direction. For example:
We need to head back to the office. – This means go toward the office.
Straight means without turns or curves. For example:
Walk straight ahead to find the exit. – This means go directly forward.
Down can describe moving along a path or lower space. For example:
Go down the hall to reach the conference room. – This means move along the hallway.
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