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Asking for Directions

Everyday Dialogues

Low Int – Int
Teens & Adults
Grades 9–12

The first person you ask doesn't always have the directions you need. In this lesson, a man eventually finds his way to the post office. Students practice asking for and giving directions.

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Focus

life skills
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listening
prepositions of direction
real-world task
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instructions
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out of town
not far
interrupt
block
traffic light
on your right
in the middle
next to

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