Go out of = exit. Go down = walk down a Missing: exercises On this ws you will find expressions to give directions, andexercisesmatchcomplete the mini dialoguesuses. Do the preparation exercise first. Write the correct word in the boxes below the picture. Vocabulary exercises. Go through = pass through something, such as a tunnel or a town. Preparation Do this exercise before you listen. Giving directions in town, UnitAsking for and Giving Directions. Preparation. > Turn right. Go down = walk down a hill. First, we usually use simple commands (the imperative form, which uses the simple, or main, verb form), as in. Write the correct Go past = continue past something so that it is now behind you. Asking and giving directionsGiving directionsGiving directionsGiving directionsFollow the routeexercise. This lesson teaches students how to give directions in English by using a map to let students practice describe where MY TOWN. Do this exercise before you listen. Then look at the map and listen to the directions while you do the exercises. Go across = cross something, like a road or crossroads. Let's hear some useful questions for when you want to ask for directions in English Giving directionsexercises MB. Giving directionsanswers KB. Giving directionstranscript KB Oiving Directions There are many specific expressions we use when directing someone to a particular place. Contents. Walk two blocks west. > Stop at the third house jayce Giving directionsexercises. There areactivitieslook at the picture and answer the questionscomplete the sentences using the right preposition of placegive directionsuses. Drueber. Go across = cross something, like a road or crossroads. Then look at the map and listen to the directions while you do the exercises. Drive south for three miles, then follow the signs to Lake Wylie. Map reading activity Do the preparation exercise first. turn left roundabout next to go past take the second left turn right opposite take the second Go past = continue past something so that it is now behind you. Go up = walk up a hill. Go up = walk up a hill.
Go out of = exit. Go down = walk down a Missing: exercises On this ws you will find expressions to give directions, andexercisesmatchcomplete the mini dialoguesuses. Do the preparation exercise first. Write the correct word in the boxes below the picture. Vocabulary exercises. Go through = pass through something, such as a tunnel or a town. Preparation Do this exercise before you listen. Giving directions in town, UnitAsking for and Giving Directions. Preparation. > Turn right. Go down = walk down a hill. First, we usually use simple commands (the imperative form, which uses the simple, or main, verb form), as in. Write the correct Go past = continue past something so that it is now behind you. Asking and giving directionsGiving directionsGiving directionsGiving directionsFollow the routeexercise. This lesson teaches students how to give directions in English by using a map to let students practice describe where MY TOWN. Do this exercise before you listen. Then look at the map and listen to the directions while you do the exercises. Go across = cross something, like a road or crossroads. Let's hear some useful questions for when you want to ask for directions in English Giving directionsexercises MB. Giving directionsanswers KB. Giving directionstranscript KB Oiving Directions There are many specific expressions we use when directing someone to a particular place. Contents. Walk two blocks west. > Stop at the third house jayce Giving directionsexercises. There areactivitieslook at the picture and answer the questionscomplete the sentences using the right preposition of placegive directionsuses. Drueber. Go across = cross something, like a road or crossroads. Then look at the map and listen to the directions while you do the exercises. Drive south for three miles, then follow the signs to Lake Wylie. Map reading activity Do the preparation exercise first. turn left roundabout next to go past take the second left turn right opposite take the second Go past = continue past something so that it is now behind you. Go up = walk up a hill. Go up = walk up a hill.
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