This document provides information and examples for asking for and giving directions. It includes common directional terms like "on the corner of", "on the left/right", "turn left/right", "go straight ahead", and "near". It also includes landmarks for turning like "second turning", "traffic lights", "roundabout", and "crossroads". The document concludes by providing a sample dialogue asking for directions from the church to the bank and includes the directional instructions in the response. It then prompts the reader to write additional sample dialogues asking for and providing directions between other listed locations using the map.

1. ASKING FOR AND GIVING
DIRECTIONS

2. ASKING FOR AND GIVING DIRECTIONS
on the corner of on the left on the right
opposite
turn left turn right go straight ahead
near

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take the second
turning on the left
take the second
turning on the right
traffic lights roundabout
crossroads
zebra crossing as far as

4. ASKING FOR AND GIVING DIRECTIONS
Use the map to write dialogues asking for and giving directions.
Follow the example.
-You are at the cinema and want to go to the City Hall in Spring Street.
- You are in the City Hall and want to go to the petrol station.
- You are at the petrol station and want to go to the greengrocer’s.
- You are at the greengrocer’s and want to go to the supermarket.
Example: Church → bank
- Excuse me, can you tell me the way to the bank?
- Yes, of course. Go along Spring Street and turn right into North Avenue. Go past
the roundabout and take the first turning on the right. Go along Park Street. The
coffee shop is between the park and the cinema.
- Thank you.

5. ASKING FOR AND GIVING DIRECTIONS