This document provides a lesson on giving directions using imperatives and ordinal numbers. It includes examples of expressions of location like "behind", "in front of", and "on the corner of". Students are asked to think of places in different categories and come up with their own dialogue giving directions from one place to another, including terms like transportation, landmarks, ordinal numbers, and directional expressions.

1. Unit 13 Lesson 2
Objective:
To give directions using imperatives and ordinal
numbers

7. Which places can you think of
for each of these categories?
Stores Places to go in
your free time
Services

8. Find Sonia’s first question
Find Sonia’s second question.
Compare both expressions:

11. Expressions of Location
BEHIND IN FRONT OF NEXT TO
BETWEEN INSIDE OUTSIDE
ON…. STREET ON THE CORNER OF ACROSS FROM
OPPOSITE

12. Expressions

13. https://www.ego4u.com/en/
cram-
up/vocabulary/directions

18. Come up with your own dialogue based
on the following steps:
Opening line:
Student 1: Excuse me, how do I get to the
library?
Directional terms:
Student 2: Take the bus to the third stop. Get off
the bus, and walk to the second street. The library
in on the right.
Closing line:
Student 1: Thank you.
Student 2: You’re welcome.
Include:
Ways of transportation
Landmarks
Ordinal numbers
Directional terms
Imperatives

19. https://bogglesworldesl.com/directio
nsESL.htm