Giving Directions and Landmarks

Niharika teaches how to give directions in English, emphasizing the use of basic phrases, verbs, road names, transition words, and landmarks. She highlights the importance of offering warnings and ensuring clarity. The lesson also covers how to handle situations when you don't know the directions, stressing politeness and helpfulness.

What should you avoid when someone asks you for directions?

• Giving clear directions

• Using landmarks

• Discussing politics

• Using basic English

Which verb is commonly used when giving directions?

• Go

• Run

• Fly

• Jump

What should you say if someone is driving and asks for directions?

• Turn right

• Go right

• Run right

• Jump right

How is distance usually measured in the United States?

• Meters

• Miles

• Feet

• Kilometers

Which transition word can be used to indicate the final destination?

• Finally

• Next

• After that

• Then

What is a landmark?

• A type of vehicle

• A famous place or building

• A type of road

• A type of direction

What should you mention if the road has a lot of traffic?

• It's a quiet road

• It's a busy road

• It's a short road

• It's a long road

What should you do if you don't know the directions?

• Guess the directions

• Nod and walk away

• Politely say you don't know

• Give wrong directions