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    The document provides guidance on traffic signs, directions, and expressions for asking for and providing directions. It includes images and descriptions of common traffic signs like traffic lights, zebra crossings, and roundabouts. It also lists prepositions and expressions used for describing locations and directions, such as opposite, behind, next to, in front of, on the corner of, past, across, through. An example is given of asking for and providing directions from the City Library to the City Middle School using these terms.

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    The document provides guidance on traffic signs, directions, and expressions for asking for and providing directions. It includes images and descriptions of common traffic signs like traffic lights, zebra crossings, and roundabouts. It also lists prepositions and expressions used for describing locations and directions, such as opposite, behind, next to, in front of, on the corner of, past, across, through. An example is given of asking for and providing directions from the City Library to the City Middle School using these terms.

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    Direction Material

    Uploaded by

    Ola Hasan
    The document provides guidance on traffic signs, directions, and expressions for asking for and providing directions. It includes images and descriptions of common traffic signs like traffic lights, zebra crossings, and roundabouts. It also lists prepositions and expressions used for describing locations and directions, such as opposite, behind, next to, in front of, on the corner of, past, across, through. An example is given of asking for and providing directions from the City Library to the City Middle School using these terms.

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    TRAFFIC LIGHTS ZEBRA CROSSING GO STRAIGHT ON

    TURN RIGHT

    ROUNDABOUT SIDEWALK
    TURN LEFT

    TAKE THE THIRD ON THE


    ASKING FOR DIRECTIONS
    LEFT

    Excuse me, how do I get to ….?


    Excuse me, is there a ….. near here?
    TAKE THE SECOND ON
    Excuse me, where is the ……? THE RIGHT

    Excuse me, can you tell me the way to…?


    MORE EXPRESSIONS:
    - GO PAST
    PREPOSITIONS AND EXPRESSIONS OF PLACE - CROSS THE STREET
    - GO AS FAR AS….
    OPPOSITE BEHIND NEXT TO
    - GO ACROSS….
    IN FRONT OF ON THE CORNER OF - GO THROUGH….

    You’re at the City Library and want to reach the City Middle School:
    - Excuse me, how do I get to the City Middle School?
    - Turn left into the 5th Avenue, then take the second on the left and you’re on Oak Street. Go
    straight on, go past the City Park, cross the 3rd Avenue and the City Middle School is on your right!

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