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Directions are instructions for how to get somewhere. You can ask
for, give, or get directions. Directions always has an -s at the end. For example, we do NOT say, "I'll ask that policeman for direction."
directionsは、目的地への行き方のことです。ask for directions（道を尋ねる）、 give directions（行き方を教える）、 get directions（行き方を教えてもらう）、というふうに使います。語尾にいつもsを付けてdirectionsという形で使います。 I'll ask that policeman for direction.（お巡りさんに道を尋ねる）は間違いです。
1. Excuse me, could you give me directions to the nearest post office?
2. I can't find the train station. I'll have to ask someone for directions.
3. a: Excuse me, can you tell me how to get to Ocean World?
b: I'm sorry, but I don't know. You can get directions at the tourist office near the station. | | That's all for today. Bye! |
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