The document provides phrases for asking for and giving directions. It lists common phrases for asking where a place is located such as "Excuse me, where is..." and for giving directions both positively, such as "Yes, of course. Walk along this street, turn right," and negatively, such as "No, I'm sorry, I don't know either." It also lists common prepositions used for directions, such as "behind, beside, next to, turn left, turn right."

1. Asking for and giving direction phrases

2. ASKING DIRECTION
 Excuse me
where is………..
Would you please tell
me how to get to…….
Could you show me the
way to…….
Can you tell me
where….
Could you tell me which
direction to……..
 The post office (from
here)?
 The post office is?

3. GIVING DIRECTION
Negative responses Positive Responses
 No, I’m sorry, I don’t know
either
 No, I’m sorry, I can’t. I’m a
new comer here.
 Yes, of course. Walk along
this street, turn right,…..
 Certainly. Just turn left on
that corner…….
 Walk across that T
junction……
 etc

4. PREPOSITIONS
 Behind
 Beside
 Next to
 Turn left
 Turn right
 Corner
 Between
 In front of
 junction
 Down
 Near
 Cross road
 Walk along this street
 Walk up/walk to
 Walk down
 Opposite/ across from
 etc

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