HOW TO GIVE DIRECTIONS

Choose the correct response.

Please tell where the hospital is?

• The hospital is on the left.

• It is on the left.

• The hospital is on left after the Hotel.

Choose the correct expression.

• Do you know where the museum is?

• We can’t find the subway station. Is it near here?

• Where can we find a park near here?

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• At the roundabout, take the first exit.

• Turn left at the crossroads.

• Take the second right.

• It’s on your left.

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Excuse me, can you help me? I'm lost!

• No, It's very easy.

• No, not really. It's about a five-minute walk.

• Certainly, where would you like to go?

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Linda, do you know how to get to Samson's and Co.? I've never been there before.

• Can you repeat that?

• Are you driving or taking the subway?

• It takes about a half-hour.

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Is this the right way to Brington Resort?

• You’re going the wrong way.

• I’ll give you directions.

• Not to worry.

Choose the imperative used correctly when giving directions.

• Deposit your paycheck now so that you can pay your rent.

• Stop talking!

• Put in a medium-sized bowl.

• Go down this street for two blocks and turn left.

Choose the imperative used correctly when giving directions.

• All you have too do is just sign right here.

• Keep going straight ahead; you will see a park.

• Make sure you get your car serviced before you go on a road trip.

• Don't forget about the party tonight.

Choose the imperative used correctly when giving directions.

• Make a left turn when you see the park. Go down there.

• Save your document and put it in a new folder.

• Exercise four times a week.

• Bring a friend to the party if you like.

Choose the imperative used correctly when giving directions.

• Join us for dessert, Cathy!

• Please turn off the light, Mary.

• Don't drive after drinking.

• Turn right at the bank and walk three blocks.