asking and giving directions

"Milk" is an example of uncountable noun .

• How much

• How many

• How to get there

The next noun is an example of :

Milk

• Countable noun

• Uncountable noun

• Directions

• imperatives

Markers

The last word is an example of

• Countable Noun

• uncountable noun

• Imperatives

• Ask and giving directions

select the correct name

• turn left

• go straight

• go along

• Turn right

select correctly the name.

• go down

• Go up

• go straight

• Turn left

select the correect name:

• turn left

• turn right

• Go along

• Go staright

select the correct name

• Go along

• Next to

• Across from

• go straight

(you are in the restuarant) where is the school?

• the school is behind to the restaurant

• The school is across to the restaurant

• The school is next to the restaurant

• The school is infront of the restaurant

(you are in the hospital)

Go to the bank!

• Go straight one block and then turn left to main street and next to the police station you will see the bank

• Go straight one block and then turn right to first avenue and next to the police station is the bank

• Go straight two blocks and then turn left to main street and in front of the police station you will see the bank

• Go straight one block and then across to main street you will see the bank

(You are in the store)

• Drive turning left to secend street, go straight and then turn left to central avenue, the train station is on the corner of central avenue and first street

• drive straight one block and then turn left to main street and next to the police station is the bank

• Drive turning left to secend street, go straight and then turn right to central avenue, the train station is in the corner of central avenue and first street

• Drive turning left to secend street, go straight and then turn left to central avenue, the train station is behind the corner of central avenue and first street