Asking and Giving direction

What do you usually say before asking for directions politely?

• Excuse me

• I'm lost

• Go there now!

• Turn left

Which sentence is an example of giving direction?

• I want to go there

• The museum is nice.

• Turn left, then go straight.

• What is that place.

Aldi: “______, can you help me? I’m looking for the bank.”

• Thank you

• Sorry

• I don't know

• Excuse me

Choose the correct response:

Sarah: “Thank you for your help.”
Budi: “_____.”

• Why not?

• Don't say it

• You're welcome

• Let's go

Which of the following phrases tells someone where a place is located?

• Go home now!

• Next to the supermarket

• I like this place

• I don't understand

Which of these shows the correct order of directions?

• Go straight – turn right – on the left

• Turn left – sit down – go up

• Look around – go inside – go home

• Stop – ask – talk

What would you say if you want someone to turn at a corner?

• Turn the page

• Turn off the light

• Turn left at the corner

• Turn it on

Choose the best answer based on the map and the conversation.

Anna: Hi, Dika. Can you help me?
Dika: Sure. What do you need?
Anna: I want to go to the ______.
Dika: Go straight and turn left on Green Street. It’s next to the ______.
Anna: Thanks a lot!

• Library, Museum

• Museum, Hospital

• Library, post office

• Library, shop

Ari: Hello, excuse me. ______?
Lina: Yes, go straight, then turn right.
Ari: Is it far?
Lina: No, the underground station is just next to the Shop.
Ari: Thank you so much.

• How do I get to the underground station

• Where are you

• Are you busy?

• Where is hospital

Budi: Hi, Lisa. Do you know where the bus station is?
Lisa: Yes, I do.
Budi: Can you tell me how to get there?
Lisa: Go straight and turn right on ______. It’s beside the ______.
Budi: Thank you!

• Green street, factory

• King’s Road, supermarket

• Bus station, book shop

• Roundabout, cafe