This document provides guidance on giving directions to foreigners visiting one's city. It lists common phrases used for directions, such as "go past the cinema", "go along this road", "go straight on/ahead", "go through the tunnel", "at the roundabout, take the first exit", "turn left at the crossroads", "take the second right", "it's on your left", "you'll see it in front of you", and "it's on the other side of the road". The document suggests that practicing giving directions in English is a good way to both help foreigners and improve one's own English language skills.
This document provides guidance on giving directions to foreigners visiting one's city. It lists common phrases used for directions, such as "go past the cinema", "go along this road", "go straight on/ahead", "go through the tunnel", "at the roundabout, take the first exit", "turn left at the crossroads", "take the second right", "it's on your left", "you'll see it in front of you", and "it's on the other side of the road". The document suggests that practicing giving directions in English is a good way to both help foreigners and improve one's own English language skills.
This document provides guidance on giving directions to foreigners visiting one's city. It lists common phrases used for directions, such as "go past the cinema", "go along this road", "go straight on/ahead", "go through the tunnel", "at the roundabout, take the first exit", "turn left at the crossroads", "take the second right", "it's on your left", "you'll see it in front of you", and "it's on the other side of the road". The document suggests that practicing giving directions in English is a good way to both help foreigners and improve one's own English language skills.
This document provides guidance on giving directions to foreigners visiting one's city. It lists common phrases used for directions, such as "go past the cinema", "go along this road", "go straight on/ahead", "go through the tunnel", "at the roundabout, take the first exit", "turn left at the crossroads", "take the second right", "it's on your left", "you'll see it in front of you", and "it's on the other side of the road". The document suggests that practicing giving directions in English is a good way to both help foreigners and improve one's own English language skills.