Go up the building and turn left. vs Go out of the building and turn left .

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Go up the building and turn left' implies that you are inside the building and need to go to a higher floor before turning left. 'Go out of the building and turn left' implies that you are outside the building and need to exit before turning left.

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This phrase is correct and commonly used when you are inside a building and need to go to a higher floor before turning left.

"Go up the building and turn left."

This phrase is used when giving directions inside a building where the person needs to go to a higher level before turning left.

Examples:

Go up the building and turn left at the second floor.
You need to go up the building and turn left at the staircase.
The elevator is on the right after you go up the building and turn left.
Go up the building and turn left at the hallway.
After you go up the building and turn left, you will see the meeting room.

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Go up the building and turn left.
You only go up to the building.
You go around blowing up buildings and ranting about robots, it happens.
You go around blowing up buildings and ranting about robots, it happens.
They both had ties to the building that was supposed to go up.
And then we go up to the roof of the building... and drink beer.
The building also has two aisles that depart from the front door and go up to the transept, separated in the middle by the seven chapels beside two rows of three columns.
We stayed at the third floor, we had our children with us which made It a little bit more complicated to go up and down with the suitcases, strollers, etc although we already knew there was no elevator in the building.
Your reservations =After having made it through the long legs of the spider replica, Maman, from the French artist Louise Bourgeois that presides at the building's entrance, you go up to the 52nd floor to visit The Mori Art Museum, inaugurated in 2003.
After parking your car in the handy lot you only need to go up a few steps on the characteristic stairs, made of the zone's typical lava stone, among blooming olive trees and ornamental plants to get to the building.
Therefore you have to go down in a lift to the ground floor and cross across the buildings outside or inside and get to another lift and go up there to get from one side of the building to another.
The apartment is on the second floor, in a walk-up building, so it is a bit hard to go up the stairs with big and heavy bags, although it was not a problem for us.
Well, he was on his cell, but we get horrible cell reception in the building, so we usually go up to the roof.
When the New Year comes, I go up the mountain.
So we can go up the south fork to the sun.
Let's go up the hill.
I was scared but I go up the mountain.
They didn't all go up the mountain.
They're getting ready to go up the mountain.
You go up the hill, pass the information center...
You go up the hill and knock a few heads together.

Alternatives:

Go upstairs in the building and turn left.
Climb the stairs in the building and turn left.
Ascend the building and turn left.
Head up the building and turn left.
Proceed to the upper level of the building and turn left.

This phrase is correct and commonly used when you are outside a building and need to exit before turning left.

"Go out of the building and turn left ."

This phrase is used when giving directions outside a building where the person needs to exit the building before turning left.

Examples:

Go out of the building and turn left at the corner.
After you go out of the building, turn left and walk straight.
You will see the park after you go out of the building and turn left.
Go out of the building and turn left onto Main Street.
The bus stop is on the left after you go out of the building and turn left.

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Go out of the building and turn left .
Go out of the metro to I.P.Pavlova square and walk 400 m down Legerova street.
Go out of the room. I want to die alone.
Go out of the metro section and take trolleybus no. 70 or 78 and get off on the second station (Bajcsy-Zsilinszky ut).
From Heuston Train Station by bus: Go out of the station and cross over the tram bridge to your left.
From Stazione Termini: Go out of the station, take Via Marsala and follow it straight on to Via Volturno.
Go out of the station of Pompeii, walk along Via Sacra towards the middle of Pompeii, and then turn left at the first corner: trav.
From Heuston Train Station by tram: Go out of the station and to the LUAS tram station, a ticket will cost(E2.50) Take tram to O'Connell St (Connelly Station direction).
From Stazione Termini: Go out of the station, take Via Marsala and follow it straight on to Via Volturno. At the end of Via Volturno, turn right and in a few steps you will find Via del Macao
Although he's still kind of afraid to go out of the house.
He'll head down this hallway and go out of the building through that door.
Everything else can go out of the window.
She was scared to go out of the house by herself.
I saw him go out of the room just now.
In other words, when EU commercial interests are concerned, poverty considerations go out of the window.
Only a typhoon will help our founders to go out of the crisis.
Even I don't know what will happen if I go out of the castle.
(Michael) He'll head down this hallway and go out of the building through that door.
(Michael) He'll head down this hallway and go out of the building through that door.
I don't think she meant you should never go out of the house.
≪ I can not go out of the house.

Alternatives:

Exit the building and turn left.
Leave the building and turn left.
Walk out of the building and turn left.
Step outside the building and turn left.
Get out of the building and turn left.

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