curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-prepositions-according-to-context/68578f9f4fdc0b2fe8382bd4.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
If you head straight down this BLANK and BLANK at the BLANK, you'll see them stored right across from the coffee machine.
corridor
This word means a long hallway or passage in a building.
turn left
This two-word direction tells someone to move to the left side.
break area
This two-word phrase refers to a place where employees rest or eat.
Corridor is a hallway or long passage that leads to different rooms. For example:
Walk down the corridor to reach the main office. – This means follow the hallway.
Turn left means to change direction to the left. For example:
Turn left at the corner. – This gives a direction to follow.
Break area is a spot in a workplace where people can relax or eat. For example:
You'll find the fridge in the break area. – This means it's in the rest space for workers.
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