Complete the task of drawing the route from the students’ hostel to the Royal Botanic Garden based on the dialogue.
Nick: Excuse me.
Policeman: Yes? Can I assist you?
Nick: Is this the Royal Botanic Garden?
Policeman: No, I’m sorry, it’s not. This is Princess Street Gardens. On the left is Edinburgh Castle.
Nick: Hmm… I believe we have lost our way. We intended to go to the Royal Botanic Garden. We started from our hostel on High Street and walked along Cockburn Street, then continued straight over Waverley Bridge for about 500 meters, and then turned left.
Policeman: Oh, I understand now. Do not turn left at the end of Waverley Bridge. Keep going straight along St Andrew’s until you reach the bus station.
Ann: But we don’t want to go to the bus station. We want to visit the Royal Botanic Garden.
Policeman: Well, it’s quite a distance from here. If you want to get there quickly, you can take a bus from the bus station.
Ann: We would prefer to walk. How long will it take?
Policeman: Proceed straight along Hanover Street and then, when you reach the park, continue along Dundas Street. You will arrive there in about an hour. At the end of the park, there is the National Portrait Gallery. If you wish to visit it, you will need more time.
Ann: That’s a good suggestion, but we are short on time.
Nick: Thank you very much!
Policeman: You’re welcome.
Based on the dialogue, the route from the students’ hostel to the Royal Botanic Garden can be drawn as follows:
Please note that the exact details of the route are not provided in the dialogue, so the drawing is a general representation based on the given information.
I’m sorry, but I am unable to draw a route based on the provided dialogue.
Based on the dialogue, the route from the students’ hostel to the Royal Botanic Garden can be drawn as follows:
Note: The exact details of the route may vary and it is recommended to use a map for precise directions.
entrance of the Royal Botanic Garden.
Royal Botanic Garden. It should take you around 15-20 minutes to walk there.