Pre-test Giving Directions

If you are lost and you want to go pharmacy, how would you ask the question?

• Excuse me, can you help me?

• Pardon me, do you know where the hospital is?

• How can I get to the pharmacy?

• Go straight on this road and the pharmacy is on your left.

Excuse me!...........................is the post office, please?

• How

• What

• When

• Where

I am…………………………. for the new children’s library.

• Asking

• finding

• looking

• trying

A: …………………………….…. Where’s the tourist agent please?

B: It’s over there. Just in front of the Barber’s.

• By the way.

• Pardon me.

• Listen please.

• Hey you.

A: ………………………………………………………………………………………

        B: Let me think. It’s opposite the monument.

• Excuse me, what is it?

• Could you tell me the time, please?

• Do you know where the pub is?

• Could you tell me how far the monument is?

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

• fine

• forgets

• miss

• see

A: How do I get to the Public Library, please?

            B: …………………………………………

• Far two Kilometers.

• It’s expensive.

• It’s easy to get on walk.

• Walk along this Street for three blocks, then turn left.

What is the children doing?

• He is going straight the road.

• He is crossing the road.

• He is walking along the road.

• He is walking past the road.

Lila:     Could you tell me how to get to the library?

Ben:    __________________________________

• Yes. It’s very clear.

• No problem.

• Sure. You can get there by bus.

• You’re welcome.

A: ………………………………

     B: It’s behind the main library.

• I’m sorry, I don’t know to get there.   

• Could you tell me where the book store is?

• Excuse me, Is this the post office?      

• Pardon me, I don’t know where I am.