Going to the visitor center
-Hello
-Hello
-I have to go to the training room for a safety training. Do you know where it is?
- Is it you first day here? Is it a meeting for safety informations?
- Yes
-So I can show you on this map: we are here and you have to go here, at the visitor center in yellow.
Go out this building by the little door on the left. Turn to the right and take the stairs at this building. Pass along the cafeteria this way. You will see the door with a paper ' safety training room'.
-Thank you!
- You can keep the map. Have a nice day.
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Going to the visitor center
-Hello
-Hello
-I have to go to the training room for a safety training. Do you know where it is?
- Is it you first day here? Is it a meeting for safety informations?
- Yes
-So I can show you on this map: we are here and you have to go here, at the visitor center in yellow.
Go out of this building by the little door on the left. Turn to the right and take the stairs at this building. Pass along the cafeteria this way. You will see the door with a paper(notice/sign/board) saying/labelled ' safety training room'.
-Thank you!
- You can keep the map. Have a nice day.
Just a few things Sabine:
Information is uncountable so no 's'
when we say go, we don't use 'at' -> go here, to the visitor center in yellow
at is not for movement. to is normally for movement (i'm at work = my current location)
go out of/ go in to
Good work :)
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