The document is a guide for teachers on how to ask for and give directions, using examples related to locations within a building and nearby attractions. It suggests methods for practicing these communication skills, such as looking at a map or talking with classmates. Key phrases for giving directions and questions about distance or transportation options are also included.

1. Asking for
and Giving
directions
Teacher:
Simone Pepe

2. Where is...?
It is on the first floor
It is outside./ It is
inside.
• It is next to the front desk.
• It is behind the front desk
It is on your right.

3. What can we ask? What can we say?
Where is ... my room?
the swimming pool?
It is... on the first floor
second floor.
There is... a restaurant next to the pool.
an ice machine near the stairs.
There are stores on the first floor.

4. What can we use?

5. Look at the map
• Talk to your classmate
• Where is..the bookstore?
It is ...
• Where is ...the police station?
It is...
Let´s practice!!!!

7. How do I get to...?
It is on your left
It is on your right
Go straight ahead
Go along
Turn right

8. GO BACK
Go around

9. CROSSROAD
(INTERSECTION)
ROUNDABOUT
Go straight/turn left at the crossroad.
Turn left/right into _____ Street
Take the first/second/third turn at the roundabout

10. BÚZIOS MAP

11. THINK ABOUT PLACES
IN BÚZIOS
How do I get to... from Centro de Idiomas?
How far is it? Is it far? Is it near?
How long does it take from Centro de Idiomas
to...?
Can I walk?
Do I have to take a cab?
Or a van?

12. THAT´S ALL FOLKS!
Have a nice winter break!
Our next class is on ... !

13. Reference
ESCOBAR, Albina. English Around You 1 Students Pack. 1. ed. São Paulo: Pearson
Education do Brasil, 2011. (English Around You).