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Correct answer: C. Silverdale train station can be reached by going left at this road junction.
- A. Silverdale train station can be reached by going the left at this road junction.
- B. The Silverdale train station can be reached by going left at this road junction.
- C. Silverdale train station can be reached by going left at this road junction.
- D. Silverdale train station can be reached by going to left at this road junction.
Explanation
It's correct - the phrase "can be reached by going left" properly shows direction and means the station is accessible by turning left at that junction.
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