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Asking For Directions
Asking For Directions
Intermediate
Exercise 1
Vocabulary
nearby
Kata Keterangan
ˈ ni ː r ˈ ba ɪ
not far away
We often visit our grandparents because they live nearby.
exhausted
Kata Sifat
ɪ g ˈ z ɑ st ɪ d
extremely tired or worn out
He is exhausted from working all day.
close to
Frase
klo ʊ s tu ː
near, not far away
My offi ce is close to my home.
That’s a relief.
Frase
ðæts ə r ɪˈ li ː f
used to express happiness when something bad has ended or hasn't happened
He recovered from a fever. // That’s a relief!
Exercise 2
Dialogue Practice
Read the dialogue aloud with your teacher.
Lauren
Sure. How can I help you?
Police Officer
I want to buy something. Can you help me find a convenience store?
Lauren
There are three convenience stores nearby: 7-Eleven, Lawson,
and FamilyMart.
Police Officer
Which of the three is the nearest? I’m a bit exhausted from walking around.
Lauren
FamilyMart is the closest.
Police Officer
Can you tell me the way, please?
Lauren
It is close to the post office. It’s about 50 meters from here.
Police Officer
Oh, that’s a relief. Which direction should I go?
Lauren
This way. Just go down the street and you will find it on the right-hand side.
You can’t miss it. It has a big sign.
Police Officer
Okay, thank you so much!
Lauren
You’re welcome.
Police Officer
Check your understanding:
1. Why did Lauren ask the way to the shop?
3. Why did the police offi cer tell Lauren that she couldn’t miss the
shop?
Exercise 3
Listening Comprehension
Listen to your teacher read the text then choose the correct answers to the
questions.
B. Carol asked the police offi cer to take a photo with her.
Exercise 4
Role Play
Role-play the following situation with your teacher.
Situation
Exercise 5
Discussion
1. Why do you think people find it hard to ask for directions?