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The document provides vocabulary words related to places in a neighborhood and directions. It includes a matching exercise to connect words like "barber shop", "drugstore", "bank", and "subway station" with their definitions. It also gives phrases for providing directions at intersections, crossroads, and roundabouts, such as "Go straight ahead", "Turn left", and "Take the first/second/third turn at the roundabout".
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Directions
- 1. 1 THE NEIGHBOURHOOD AND GIVING DIRECTIONS
- 2. 04/15/142 WORD POWER: Places Match the words and the definitions. Then practice asking the questions with a partner What is a …….? 1. barber shop 2. drugstore 3. bank 4. subway station 5. department store 6. parking lot 7. gas station 8. bakery 9. travel agency It’s a place where you …… a. keep your money b. make a reservation for trip c. buy medicine d. Take a train underground e. park your car f. get fuel for your car g. buy clothes h. buy bread i. get a haircut
- 3. 04/15/14 hermiyanto_i@yahoo.co.id 3 WORD POWER: VOCABULARY
- 5. CROSSROADS ROUNDABOUT At the crossroads At the roundabout
- 6. Go straight ahead Go along Turn left Turn right Go straight/turn left at the intersection Turn left/right into London street Take the first/second/third turn at the roundabout