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This document provides information about giving directions, including using prepositions to describe locations of buildings and key words for navigating to a destination. It includes a map of a sample city layout and examples of directions from one location to another, such as from a camping site to a butcher's shop. Directions involve going straight, turning left or right, and crossing roads while referring to nearby landmarks. The overall purpose is to learn how to effectively provide someone with step-by-step instructions to reach a particular place.
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- 1. GIVING DIRECTIONS I need to know the prepositions!!! Come with me Click in my book to follow me!!!
- 2. FIRST: THE MAP • All the cities have a map which describes their structure. In my case, my city has this map. This is my city!
- 3. We are going to learn how to give directions I need to buy a steak. How can I go?
- 4. SECOND: GIVING DIRECTIONS • We need to know how to say where are located the different buildings, so we use… – Near – Far – Behind – In front of – Between – Next to – On – Under
- 5. The library is behind the chemist’s The bookshop is in front of the bus station The theatre is between the bus station and the petrol station The car park is next to the restaurant The bank is near the cinema The park is far to the shopping centre EXAMPLES
- 6. • When you know where is one place, you need the necessary words to arrive there: – Go straight – Turn right – Turn left – Cross the road Mmm… it is very useful!!!
- 7. Now, you are ready to help me to arrive to the butcher’s I am in the camping site… so, how can I go? Let’s go!!!
- 8. Arthur, you have to go out the camping site, continue on the left until the queen’s avenue. The you go straight until you see the chemist’s. Then, you cross the road and you will see the newsagent’s. Then you go straight along the queen’s avenue. Finally, you turn left and next to the bookshop is the butcher’s
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