WorksheetsDirections in English
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 33mins
What are the subtopics covered in the video?
The subtopics covered in the video cannot be determined without watching the video.
The video covers the benefits of exercise.
The video covers the history of technology.
The video covers various programming languages.
What is the main focus of the video?
Summarizing the main focus of the video
Discussing the main focus of the video
Identifying the main focus of the video
Analyzing the main focus of the video
What are some common phrases used when asking for directions?
Excuse me, can you tell me how to get to [destination]?
Hey, do you know how to get to [destination]?
Can you give me directions to [destination]?
Excuse me, which way is [destination]?
What are some common phrases used when giving directions?
What vocabulary is important to know when talking about directions?
up, down, forward, backward, stop, go, here, there, near, far, left, right, straight, turn
north, south, east, west, left, right, straight, turn, intersection, landmark, map, compass, GPS
What prepositions are commonly used when giving directions?
How can maps be helpful when asking for directions?
Maps provide a visual representation of the area and help in understanding and following directions.
Maps can be used to locate nearby landmarks and points of interest.
Maps can be used to find the shortest route.
Maps can be used as a compass to determine the direction.
How can maps be helpful when giving directions?
Maps can show the weather conditions in the area.
Maps can provide information about local restaurants and attractions.
Maps can help you find the shortest route to your destination.
Maps provide a visual representation of the area, including streets, landmarks, and distances.
What are some key phrases to use when asking for directions in a city?
Excuse me, can you tell me how to get to [destination]? Which way is [destination]? Is [destination] within walking distance? Where is the nearest [landmark]? Can you point me in the direction of [destination]?
Pardon me, do you know how to get to [destination]? Which direction is [destination]? Can I walk to [destination]? Where can I find [landmark]? Can you guide me to [destination]?
Excuse me, can you tell me how to get to [origin]? Which way is [origin]? Is [origin] within walking distance? Where is the nearest [landmark]? Can you point me in the direction of [origin]?
Can you give me directions to [destination]? How do I get to [destination]? Is [destination] far from here? Where can I find [landmark]? Can you show me the way to [destination]?
What are some key phrases to use when asking for directions in a rural area?
1. Can you tell me how to get to [destination]?
2. Which way should I go to reach [destination]?
3. Is there a specific road or landmark I should look for?
Some key phrases to use when asking for directions in a rural area are: 1. Can you tell me how to get to [destination]? 2. Which way should I go to reach [destination]? 3. Is there a specific road or landmark I should look for? 4. Are there any signs or markers to guide me? 5. How far is it to [destination] from here? 6. Are there any alternative routes I can take? 7. Can you give me any landmarks or points of reference to help me navigate? 8. Is there anything I should be aware of on the way? 9. Can you repeat the directions to make sure I understand? 10. Thank you for your help!
What are some key phrases to use when giving directions in a city?
Go up, Turn down, Take the wrong street, It's on your left/right, Go past the stop sign, It's in the opposite direction
Go straight, Turn left/right, Take the first/second/third street, It's on your left/right, Go past the traffic lights, It's just around the corner
Go in circles, Turn in the wrong direction, Take any street, It's on your left/right, Go through the roundabout, It's nowhere near here
Go backwards, Turn around, Take the last street, It's on your left/right, Go through the red light, It's miles away
What are some key phrases to use when giving directions in a rural area?
Head straight until you come across a roundabout.
Take the country road until you reach a fork in the road.
Take the city road until you reach a fork in the road.
Follow the highway until you see a crossroad.
What are some common landmarks or reference points used when giving directions?
buildings, monuments, parks, intersections, and major streets
rivers, lakes, mountains
restaurants, cafes, shops
schools, hospitals, libraries
What are some common abbreviations used on maps?
Apt., Ste., Fl., Bldg., Rm.
Ct., Ln., Trl., Hwy., Expy.
N., S., E., W., Dr.
St., Ave., Rd., Blvd., Pkwy.
What are some common symbols used on maps?
compass rose, scale bar, contour lines, landmarks
street names
latitude and longitude lines
population density
Jak można zapytać o drogę do banku?
Excuse me, where is the bank, please?
Excuse me, is there a bank near here?
Excuse me, can you tell me where the bank is?
Excuse me, do you have a cat?
Excuse me, do you like dogs?
Jak powiedzieć:
IDŹ PROSTO?
(a)
Jak powiedzieć:
Skręć w lewo?
Go straight on.
Turn left.
Turn right.
Jak powiedzieć:
Przejdź przez park?
Go through the park.
It's next to the park.
It's in the park.
Uzupełnij zdanie:
Excuse me, how can I (a) to the park?
Jak powiedzieć:
Przepraszam, nie jestem stąd?
Go past the supermarket.
I'm sorry I don't like chocolate.
I'm sorry. I'm not from here.
I'm sorry but I don't know.
Jak powiedzieć:
Skręć w drugą ulicę w lewo?
Turn first left.
Turn second left.
Turn second right.
Turn first right.
Jak powiedzieć:
Jest naprzeciwko kina?
(a)
Która opcja oznacza:
Musimy teraz wysiąść?
We have to get off now.
You have to get off now.
Your parents have to escape.
My hamster is sick.
W których opcjach chodzi o zapytanie o coś policjanta?
Let's ask a police officer.
Let's ask my dog.
Let's ask a policeman.
Let's a police officer ask.
Jak powiedzieć:
przed?
(a)
Jak powiedzieć:
pod?
(a)
Jak powiedzieć:
pomiędzy?
(a)
Jak zapytać:
Jak daleko to jest?
(a)
Jak powiedzieć:
Musisz jechać autobusem?
(a)
Jak powiedzieć:
musisz jechać pociągiem?
(a)
Jak powiedzieć:
to zbyt daleko?
It's too far.
It's too close.
It's cold.
It's windy.
Wesołe miasteczko to:
post office
sea
airport
funfair
Lotnisko to:
swimming pool
beach
post office
airport
Iść na nogach to:
go by train
go by plane
go by car
go on foot
