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Steve Melnikoff
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As the house and the bus stop are on the same side of the road, while giving directions you may use: "by the bus stop", "beside the bus stop", "on the same side as the bus stop","adjacent to the bus stop"(if close enough) or "few"a few steps from the bus stop"

As the house and the bus stop are on the same side of the road, while giving directions you may use: "by the bus stop", "beside the bus stop", "on the same side as the bus stop","adjacent to the bus stop"(if close enough) or "few steps from the bus stop"

As the house and the bus stop are on the same side of the road, while giving directions you may use: "by the bus stop", "beside the bus stop", "on the same side as the bus stop","adjacent to the bus stop"(if close enough) or "a few steps from the bus stop"

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Gurpreet K Sekhon
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As the house and the bus stop are on the same side of the road, while giving directions you may use: "by the bus stop", "beside the bus stop", "on the same side as the bus stop","adjacent to the bus stop"(if close enough) or "few steps from the bus stop"