curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-prepositions-according-to-context/6857c3f34b40eb667eefab9d.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
Actually, yes. They are a bit BLANK — go to the BLANK, but instead of going inside, turn right just before the door.
out of the way
These four words together mean not in a usual or easy-to-reach location.
server room
This two-word phrase means a space where network and computer equipment is stored.
Out of the way means something is located in a place that's not easy to reach or not commonly used. For example:
The printer is out of the way in a corner. – This means it's in an inconvenient location.
Server room is a special area where computer servers and network equipment are kept. For example:
Only IT staff can enter the server room. – This shows it's a technical and secure space.
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