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Please don't speak too quickly :) This is for A2 students for a test.
You are at the Rockfeller Center.
Go straight on to 5th Avenue.
Turn right.
Keep going straight on 5th Avenue and stop on the corner of 5th Avenue and W 44th Street.
Turn right onto W 44th Street.
Now, let's take the second street on the left.
Finally, take the third street on the right.
You've reached your destination! Have you found it?
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You are at the Rockefeller Center.
Go straight on to 5th Avenue.
Turn right.
Keep going straight on 5th Avenue and stop on the corner of 5th Avenue and W 44th Street.
Turn right onto W 44th Street.
Now, let's take the second street on the left.
Finally, take the third street on the right.
You've reached your destination! Have you found it?
I'm a native English speaker. Here is some feedback on the script.
Instead of saying:
"Go straight on to 5th Avenue."
I would either say:
"Go straight on 5th Avenue." (If you intend to stay on 5th Avenue.)
Or:
"Go straight to 5th Avenue." (If you are somewhere other than 5th Avenue and you want to go TO 5th Avenue.)
Instead of saying:
"stop on the corner"
I would normally say:
"stop at the corner"
Also, as a native English speaker, I would have completely understood everything! So, the above suggestion are very small improvements.
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I read the W in the street name as West since that is how the name would be read out loud, but I didn't change it in the text because it is correct as written.