post office

So behind me, there's a post office.

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And there are a couple of phrases that you would use when talking about a post office.

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You might go to the post office to send a letter. You might have written a letter to someone and you go to the post office to send that letter to someone.

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There's the post office, fire department.

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Now all this hype created a bustling town with 7 saloons, a post office, even dance halls.

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"...expect? With your natural advantages, Watson, every lady is your helper and accomplice. What about the girl at the post office or the wife of the greengrocer? I can picture you whispering soft nothings with the young lady at the Blue Anchor and receiving hard somethings in exchange. All this you have left undone." "It can still be done." "It has been done, thanks to the..."

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necessary things like going to the grocery store, going to the post office, going to the bank. "I'm going to run some errands, and then I need to pick up my kids from school." Daily life expression number six is, "I better run." Is this talking about having some physical activity and running? No, this is talking about leaving. "I better run, I'm going to be late." So if you're chatting with a friend, maybe you're having some coffee together and

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After majority of the population left because of this offer, everything government left as well, like the firefighters, post office, police, etc.

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They only used the name Kitty Hawk because that's where the nearest post office was, so that's where their mail came.

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I talked to the cashier at the drugstore. I asked questions at the post office.

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museum? Excuse me, could you give me directions to the British Museum, please? Turn right, turn left, go straight on, go past, at the traffic lights turn right, at the post office turn left, on the right, on the left, take the first left

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building on the left, next to the cafe. Go straight on, go past the post office, turn left onto Barking Road. Go straight on until you get to the traffic lights. At the traffic lights, turn left onto Queens Road, and it is the building

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opposite the cinema. Go straight on, then take the first right onto Harold Road, go past the hospital. It is the building opposite the post office, next to the bookshop on the left. Now it is your turn, give directions to someone coming to your house.

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Where is the school? It's between the library and the park. Where is the post office?

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Where are you going? >> To the post office. >> Why? >> To mail this package. >> Would you buy some stamps for me? >> Sure.

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Wish me luck. Hello. This morning, I am just trying to pack a couple orders since I am going to drop these off at the post office.

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And I can answer it's near the post office or go straight and turn left. Got it.

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For example, the bank is next to the post office.

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