Instructions: Read the conversation. Then choose the correct answer.

Taunya is staying at the Blossom Hotel on East 60 th Street in New York. She is
talking to the receptionist because she needs directions.

Taunya: Excuse me. How do I get to the Star of India Restaurant? I want to have
lunch there. Can I walk there?
Receptionist: Well... yes, you can walk. It only takes ten minutes. Leave the hotel
and turn right. Just walk four blocks down this street. It’s on the corner of East
60th Street and Lexington Avenue. It’s easy!
Taunya: Thank you very much!
Receptionist: You’re welcome.
Julie: Oh, and where is FAO Schwartz? I want to go there afterwards.
Receptionist: FAO Schwartz has great toys. It’s on the corner of East 58th Street
and 5th Avenue. You want to go there from the restaurant, right?
Taunya: Yes, after I eat I want to shop.
Receptionist: Well... from the restaurant turn right and walk down Lexington
Avenue for two blocks. Turn right on East 58 th Street and then walk four blocks up
that street. It’s on the corner.
Taunya: That’s great! Thanks for your help.
Receptionist: No problem. Have a good day!
Instructions: Read the conversation below. Then match the correct word or words to each blank.

A: Hello. Welcome to the tourist (1) _____.

B: Thanks. This is a beautiful city. Is there a hotel near here?
A: Yes, there is. It’s on the (2) _____ of Center Street and Broad Avenue.
B: How do I get (3) _____ ?
A: Just (4) _____ four blocks and then (5) _____ left.
B: Thanks. And is there a good restaurant near the hotel?
A: Yes, there is. The Sea Grill is (6) _____ the street from the hotel. Emilio’s is good, too, but you (7)
_____ take the bus or a taxi to get there.
B: That’s OK. And one more question—I have to (8) _____ my e-mail. Is there a public computer here?
A: No, there isn’t. I’m sorry. But there is a public computer at the hotel.
B: Great! Thank you very much.
A: It was my pleasure.