Customer's requests_Taxi quiz 3

What's another way to say "Where are you going?"

• When to?

• Where to?

• How to?

Answer explanation

#1: incorrect. When= quand

#2: correct

#3: incorrect. How= comment

After getting in the taxi :

Can you (a)   to Barclay's Hotel?

It's (a)   Maréchal Gallieni Street

Should I (a)   right or left ?

Passenger: ..............straight until the end of the road

• Go

• Run

• Walk

Answer explanation

Grammatically the 3 answers are correct.

Now here, as the passenger speaks to the driver,

answer #1 is correct

answer #2: incorrect. A taxi car can't run

answer #3: incorrect. A taxi car can't walk

I live..................St Aubin de Medoc

• at

• on

• in

Driver: Where are you going?

Passenger: .......................Arcachon , please

• in

• to

• at

Answer explanation

#1: incorrect

#2: correct. You always go TO a place

#3: incorrect. At= the place where you are without moving

Driver: Where's the hotel please?

Passenger: ..............................718, Park Street.

• At

• on

• in

Answer explanation

#1: at is used with an address

#2: incorrect as there's the street number before

or: It's on Park Street . Don't say the number

#3: incorrect. In is used with an area/town

ex: it's in Chinatown

Driver: Where are you going?

Customer: I'm going (a)   Cité du Vin

Driver: Where do you want me to pick you up?

Customer: (a)   the Cité du Vin

Answer explanation

At is used to say that you are already at a specific place

ex: at home/ at the Belle Epoque restaurant