chrochet instruction help!?

Question

When reading a crochet pattern what does sc in next ch-1sp mean?

i'm making an afghan and am a beginner the instructions are as follows:
Row one:Sc into scnd chain from hook,ch1,skip 1 ch,*sc in next ch,ch 1,skip next sc:repfrom *,end 1sc in last 2ch.
row 2 : ch1,turn, Sc in first sc,ch1,skip next sc *sc in next ch-1sp , ch1,skip next sc:rep from *,end sc in last ch-1sp,sc in last sc. can some one please explain how to work this row two in plain english??? thanks in advance
Additional Details

i don't understand where is the space that they are talking about? is it the a stich or underneath a stich or what? If anyone knows of a website that might have an illustration that might be helpful to actually SEE where this ch-1sp is might be easier to understand. thanks

Answer 1

A "chain-1 space" (ch-1 sp) is the hole created in the work by each "ch 1, skip 1 ch" in Row 1. Some people put the hook into the hole (under the chain stitch). I usually do that because it's easier. Others put the hook into the chain stitch. The effect is slightly different but both ways are correct.

"sc in next ch-1 sp" means single crochet in next chain-1 space.

Row 2 in plain English would be:

1. Chain 1. Turn the work around.
2. Single crochet in first single crochet.
3. Chain 1, skip next single crochet
4. Single crochet in next chain-1 space
5. Chain 1, skip next single crochet
6. Repeat 4 and 5 to end of row.
7. Single crochet in last chain-1 space
8. Single crochet in last single crochet.

Answer 2

This is a video site that may be of some help.
http://www.expertvillage.com/videos/beginning-crochet-chain-stitch.htm

Answer 3

i'm no longer fullyyt specific if that's good, yet i think of you have a hook rug kit. I had one in the previous, and you opt for a particular hook for it. try going to a shop and asking approximately it if i'm no longer top.