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Asking for and giving directions: Easy English Conversations 💬 Episode 5

BBC Learning English

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When you are in a new city, who do you usually ask for directions?
What places do you often need directions to (for example: a train station, supermarket, hospital)?
What direction phrases do you already know in English (for example: go straight, turn left)?

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1. Where does the speaker want to go first?

2. In the first directions, what does the person correct?

3. In the supermarket directions, where is the supermarket in the end?

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1. Where is the person lost in this segment?

2. According to the directions, the hospital is opposite which place?

3. At the end of the cinema directions, where is the place located?

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1. What does the video ask you to find in a photo?

2. What does the video ask viewers to do below the video?

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1. Which phrase tells someone to continue forward?

2. Which phrase tells you something is on the other side of the road?

3. What do you say after someone helps you with directions?

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Asking for and giving directions: Easy English Conversations 💬 Episode 5

What places do tourists often ask for in your town or city (for example: train station, hospital, supermarket)?
Which is easier for you: giving directions in your language or in English? Why?
Describe a simple route from your home to a nearby place using: go straight, turn left/right, go past, next to, opposite.
Have you ever been lost in a new place? What did you do to find your way?