The document provides instructions on how to ask for and give directions. To ask for directions, one should politely say "Excuse me, could you tell me how to get to..." To give directions, one should use directional phrases like "go straight", "turn left", and "turn right" along with transitional words and prepositional phrases of place like "next to", "in front", and "between" when describing the route. As an example, one could say "After that go left in the 1st avenue." The document concludes by assigning homework to practice asking for and giving directions in a dialogue with a partner.

1. Asking
and
Giving
Directions
Prepared by:
Miss Kristine Bartolome

2. How to ask for
direction?

3. Excuse
me,
could you tell
me
how to get to
the…?
Sure
Yes, of course
I’m sorry. I don’t know.
I’m sorry. I have no idea.

4. How to give
directions?

5. Directional Phrases
1. Go Straight / Go along

6. 2. Go Left/Turn Left 3. Go right/Turn Right

7. Prepositions of Place
1. Next to
A B

8. 2. In front of /
opposite / across
A
B
3. between
A B C

10. 1. Go + Direction
• Go Left
• Go Right
• Go Straight

11. 2. Transitional words (after that, then)+
go + direction + name of the street or
avenue.
• After that go left in the 1st avenue
• Then go right in central street

12. 3. Use the prepositional phrases
• Central plaza is in front of bank.
• The school is next to 7/11.

13. Homework
With a partner, write on your
notebook a dialogue about
asking and giving directions
using the directional and
prepositional phrases that you
have learn.

14. Class
Dismissed