This document provides examples of prepositions and directions that can be used when asking for or giving directions. It lists common prepositions like behind, between, near, on, across from, and next to. It also gives directional phrases like go along, go on/ahead, go straight on, go up, and go down. Finally, it illustrates examples of turns involving left, right, traffic lights, and roundabouts near locations like a hospital and post office.

1. Behind between near On across from next to Prepositions and directions

2. Asking for and giving directions How can I get to….? Where is the .....?

3. Go along Go on / ahead the street Go straight on Go up the street Go down the street

4. Go past the Hospital Pass by The hospital is on your right The Post Office is on your left HOSPITAL POST OFFICE

5. Turn Left Take the first corner on the left Take the second corner on the left

6. Turn Right Take the first corner on the right Take the second corner on the right

7. Turn Right at the end of the street Cross the street HOSPITAL POST OFFFICE

8. Go to the Traffic Lights Go straight until you come to the traffic lights Roundabout Go straight until you come to a roundabout and turn left / take the third exit

9. The Hospital is next to the Post Office The Post Office is opposite the Hospital HOSPITAL POST OFFFICE HOSPITAL POST OFFFICE