Asking for Directions

Walk two blocks and turn left ....

• At the traffic light

• across the street

• Go find

• Trying to find

Could you tell me ................ to get to the history museum, please?

• How

• what

• when

• where

A : …………………………………?

B : No, you’re going in the opposite direction. Go back straight down this road for about five minutes you’ll see the Mall.

A : Thank you

• Can you tell me how to get to the Mall?

• Pardon me, but can you direct me to the Mall?

• Is this the right way to the Mall?

• Where is the nearest way to the Mall?

A : Excuse me. ………………………

B : It’s over there.

A : OK , thanks

• Can you tell me where the hairdresser’s shop is?

• Where are you going?

• What are you going to do there?

• I think I can’t find my way

The library will be on your left. It's a large red-brick building. You can't ........ it.

• Find

• Forget

• Miss

• See

The train station is __________ the school

• Around the corner from

• opposite

• Behind

• Next to

hello, can you show me the quickest way to get to the police station

Certainly. The _______ way is to go straight and turn left on jalan asti. The police station is near the traffic light.

• Slowest

• Quickest

• Most crowded

• Least crowded

The school is __________ the restaurant

• On top of

• Behind

• In front of

• Next to

Which of the following sentences is correctly asking for directions?

• Can you tell me how to get to the library?

• Where is the library at?

• I need directions to library.

• Library, where is it?

Choose the correct sentence structure for asking directions:

• Excuse me, could you tell me where the nearest bank is?

• Excuse me, where the nearest bank is could you tell me?

• Could you tell me where is the nearest bank, excuse me?

• Where the nearest bank is, could you tell me, excuse me?