Giving Directions Unit 2 The robot postman

Giving Directions We use imperatives to give directions. We use adverbs or prepositions to talk about location and indicate directions.

Giving Directions turn left turn right

Giving Directions go/walk straight ahead opposite

Giving Directions go/walk across the footbridge go/walk across the road

Giving Directions walk through the subway

Giving Directions on your left on your right

Could you please tell me the way to Candy Paradise? From: Fire station To: Candy Paradise Example 1 Candy Paradise Could you please tell me the way to Candy Paradise? Walk cross the footbridge. Candy Paradise is in front of you.

How can I get to the post office? From: Clinic To: Post office Example 2 How can I get to the post office? Walk past the park and walk through the subway.

From: Candy Paradise To: The park Example 3 Mary Street How can I get to the park? First, turn right and walk through the subway. Then go across Mary Street.

How can I get to the MTR station? From: Clinic To: MTR station Question 1 Susan Street How can I get to the MTR station? Susan Street. The MTR station is on . Walk across your left

Could you please tell me the way to the fire station? From: MTR station To: Fire station Question 2 Candy Paradise Could you please tell me the way to the fire station? First, the subway. Then, Candy Paradise. the footbridge. walk through walk past Go across

How can I get to John Street? From: Clinic To: John Street Question 3 John Street Summer Road How can I get to John Street? Turn and along Summer Road. Then the MTR station. left walk straight ahead walk past