The document provides examples of how to use prepositions like "on", "next to", "across from", "between", and "on the corner of" to give directions and describe locations. It gives sample sentences like "The school is on Fifth Street" and "The bank is across from the post office." It then asks questions to prompt using these prepositions, such as "Where is the post office?" and provides possible answers using the prepositions, like "It is on Main Street. It's across from the bank." The document teaches how to use these common prepositions to effectively give and understand directions.

1. INGLÉS I
TEMA: Giving directions
ESCUELA: Inglés
DOCENTE: Galo Antonio Ojeda Brito

2. On, next to, across from, between, on
the corner of
 This prepositions will help you to give
directions and to know the location of
places or things.
On The school is on Fifth Street.
On the corner of The bank is on the
corner of Main Street and First Avenue.

3. Between The cat is between the dogs.
Next to The bottle is next to the glass.

4. Across from The bank is across from the
post office.
 Where is the post office?
It is on Main Street.
It’s across from the bank.
It’s on the corner of First St. and Clark Ave.

5.  Where is the drugstore?
It is on Clark Avenue.
It’s across from the park.
It’s next to the bank.
 Where is the library?
It’s next to the post office.
It’s on Grant Avenue.
It is between the hospital and the post office.

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