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Excuse me, I am trying to reach the convention centre, but the road ahead appears to be closed.
I understand the concern. Let me check the current travel information and the options available.
Could you suggest a walking route that avoids the construction area?
There are two possible ways to handle it. I will explain the timing and conditions for each.
My main concern is to solve the problem without creating a second problem somewhere else.
That is sensible. We should consider both the immediate result and what happens afterwards.
Are there any clear landmarks I should look for after I cross the main road?
That is a sensible preference. Let me confirm whether we can arrange it that way.
If that option cannot be done exactly as proposed, I am open to a practical alternative as long as the key concern is addressed.
Good. That flexibility gives us room to find a solution without losing the main objective.
If that route is crowded, is there a second option that may take slightly longer but is easier to follow?
All right. I will confirm the final details so you know exactly what to do next.
Thank you. I appreciate having the reasoning and the next step made explicit.
You are welcome. Clear expectations usually prevent the same issue from returning.
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