1-13 Getting Around School

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What does 'through' mean in the context of moving around?

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'Through' means to go from one side of something to the other, often used when referring to entering or passing inside a space.

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What does 'outside' refer to in a school setting?

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'Outside' refers to the area that is not enclosed by walls or a roof, typically the schoolyard or playground.

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What does 'inside' mean in relation to a school?

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'Inside' refers to being within the walls of the school building, such as classrooms or the cafeteria.

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What does 'upstairs' indicate in a school?

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'Upstairs' refers to the higher levels of the school building, typically accessed by stairs.

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What does 'downstairs' mean in a school context?

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'Downstairs' refers to the lower levels of the school building, typically accessed by stairs.

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What does 'left' mean when giving directions?

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'Left' refers to the direction that is to the left side of a person facing forward.

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What does 'right' mean in terms of direction?

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'Right' refers to the direction that is to the right side of a person facing forward.

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What does 'straight' mean when navigating?

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'Straight' means to continue in the same direction without turning.

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What is a cafeteria in a school?

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A cafeteria is a place where students can eat meals, often featuring tables and a serving area.

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What is an ESL classroom?

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An ESL (English as a Second Language) classroom is a space where students learn English, often tailored for non-native speakers.