Can you please check these sentences, please? Thank you very much for your previous corrections!
1) How can I get to school? Can you tell me the way to school, please?
2) Do you know the bank in Cross Street?
Is Oxford street the road near the station? Yes, it is.
3) You have to (not must) go past the park and then take the second turning on the left.
4) The school is at the end (bottom) of that road, on the left, in front of the newsagent's, opposite the post and next to the library. You can't miss it.
5) You must (not "have to") do your homework first, if you want to go out tonight.
6) My mum is anngry with me. I must (have to?? is possible) stay in my room and study this afternoon.
When I take (put) the rubbish out, I get the rubbish and the garage key.
7) I open the garage with the key (?) and I put the rubbish into the bin. Then I lock the garage and return to my flat.
8) I put the clothes into the washing machine, then I put the washing fluid (soap? better) in (or into it, in it) and I start it. When the washing is finished, I turn the washing machine off, take out the clothes and hang them.
9) I put the clothes in and I push (select?) the start button. At the end I take the clothes out and pin them up on the clothes line, Once they are dry (dried?), I iron them and put them back in the proper drawer or in the wardrobe.
1) OK
2) Do you know the bank on Cross Street?
Is Oxford street the road near the station? Yes, it is.
3) You have to go past the park and then take the second left turn.
4) The school is at the end of that road, on the left, in front of the newsagent's, opposite the post, and next to the library. You can't miss it.
5) You must do your homework first if you want to go out tonight.
6) My mum is anngry with me. I have to stay in my room and study this afternoon.
When I take out the trash, I get the trash can and the garage key.
7) I open the garage with the key, and I put the trash into the barrel. Then I lock the garage and return to my flat.
8) I put the clothes into the washing machine, and then I put the soap in and start it. When the washing is finished, I turn the washing machine off, take out the clothes, and hang them to dry.
9) I put the clothes in, and I push the start button. At the end, I take the clothes out and pin them up on the clothes line. Once they are dry, I iron them and put them back in the proper drawer or in the wardrobe.
1) The sentences are grammatically correct. To get to school, you can ask someone to tell you the way. Alternatively, you can use a map or a navigation app to find the route.
2) The sentences are grammatically correct. If you are asking someone if they know the location of a bank in Cross Street, you can check with them directly or use online maps or directories to find the bank.
3) The sentence is grammatically correct. If you need to go past the park and then take the second turning on the left, you can follow these directions when you're physically present in the area.
4) The sentence is grammatically correct. If you're looking for a school located at the end of a road, on the left, in front of the newsagent's, opposite the post office, and next to the library, you can easily spot it with these landmarks as references.
5) The sentence is grammatically correct. If you want to go out tonight, you need to prioritize your homework before anything else.
6) The sentence is grammatically correct. If your mom is angry with you and you need to stay in your room and study this afternoon, it is required or necessary ("must") for you to follow her instructions.
7) The sentences are grammatically correct. When you take out the rubbish, you need to open the garage with the key, put the rubbish into the bin, lock the garage, and return back to your flat.
8) The sentences are grammatically correct. To wash clothes, you need to put them into the washing machine, add washing fluid (or soap), and start the machine. After the washing is done, you should turn off the washing machine, remove the clothes, and hang them to dry.
9) The sentences are grammatically correct. To start the washing machine, you should put the clothes in and press the start button. Afterward, take the clothes out and hang them on the clothesline to dry. Once they are dry, you can iron the clothes and put them back in the proper drawer or the wardrobe.