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    The document provides useful expressions for asking for and giving directions, including terms like crossroads, roundabout, corner, turn left/right, straight on, and prepositions like past, next to, down. It also gives sample questions for requesting directions like "Can you give me directions to..." and responses for providing directions that involve going, driving, turning, taking roads. The document seems to be a guide for common terminology and phrases used when navigating places and getting from one location to another.

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    The document provides useful expressions for asking for and giving directions, including terms like crossroads, roundabout, corner, turn left/right, straight on, and prepositions like past, next to, down. It also gives sample questions for requesting directions like "Can you give me directions to..." and responses for providing directions that involve going, driving, turning, taking roads. The document seems to be a guide for common terminology and phrases used when navigating places and getting from one location to another.

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    Giving Directions - L1

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    Camila Rodriguez
    The document provides useful expressions for asking for and giving directions, including terms like crossroads, roundabout, corner, turn left/right, straight on, and prepositions like past, next to, down. It also gives sample questions for requesting directions like "Can you give me directions to..." and responses for providing directions that involve going, driving, turning, taking roads. The document seems to be a guide for common terminology and phrases used when navigating places and getting from one location to another.

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    ASKING FOR

    AND GIVING
    DIRECTIONS
    CROSSROADS
    USEFUL
    EXPRESSIONS
    A crossroads is a place where two roads meet and cross each other.

    ROUNDABOUT

    A roundabout is a place that is a circular area where several roads meet.

    CORNER

    I'm waiting at the corner of Main Street and Main Avenue.

    TURN LEFT | TURN RIGHT

    Turn left/right and you will find the supermarket.

    STRAIGHT ON

    Drive straight on through the town.


    Can you give me/us directions to...? Can you tell me how to get to ...?
    I'm looking for a resturant called "White Star". Can you tell us how to get to the airport?
    Can you give me directions to it?
    I'm looking for Central Park.
    Can you give me directions to
    Can you tell me how to get to it?
    the bus station?

    Go, drive, turn left, turn right, take Go past

    Go across the bridge. Go past the hotel.

    Drive along the main street.


    Next to
    Turn left along Forth Street.
    The restaurant is next to the bank.
    Turn right at the crossroads.
    Go down
    Take the first road to your left.
    Go down Station Road.
    USEFUL
    EXPRESSIONS
    https://wordwall.net/resource/34490275
    GIVING
    DIRECTIONS

    MAIN AVENUE

    WHITEFORD
    ROAD

    HOUSTON ST

    CLARK AVENUE

    Cinema Restaurant Bank Shoe shop Greengrocery

    Pizza restaurant Supermarket Phone shop Market


    Hotel

    Café Clothes shop Aspen Park Butcher's Candy shop

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