I had absolutely no trouble understanding what the OP meant. Perhaps that's because I understand the word "follow" does not always mean, "To go or come after (a person or other object in motion); to move behind in the same direction." According to the Oxford English Dictionary, it can also mean, "To conform to, comply with, obey, act upon or in accordance with (advice, command, teaching, example, fashion, etc.); to take as a rule or model, act up to." That clearly sounds like how the OP meant the word in that context.A road warning tells you about something you can or might expect ahead or where you're at.
You do NOT "follow" road warnings. You pay attention.
(You failed the forming the question part.)
A road warning tells you about something you can or might expect ahead or where you're at.
You do NOT "follow" road warnings. You pay attention.
(You failed the forming the question part.)
Worse yet, this is not a county, state or federal road warning. It is a "private" prohibition which you violate at your own risk. In fact, every law or prohibition or warning is violatable, you just have to live with the consequences and/or be able to talk your way out of it!
If the picture was being used with this question in a "real" test, I'd make a stink about it.
You don't "follow" signs, you pay "attention" to them? Seriously, what the :censored::censored::censored::censored: does that mean?
Oh my gosh people! I think it was meant to be a joke.
I snickered! ^_^