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China flagAllan Chen
Help me 1, the path is read from left to right.

2, the path is read in order from left to right.

Both mean the same? "In order from and from" mean the same? Could you help explain them to me? And give me another examples with "in order from" for better understanding? Thank you.

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I understand the confusion Allan.  In this case, it would be better to leave it as from only because there is no question or instruction as with the following example:

List your favorite movies in order from left to right. 

"List is the key word here and gives you direction/instruction of what to do - list movies in specific order starting from your favorite on the left to ending with least favorite on the right"

The following is the same as your example: In most western countries we read from left to right.

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