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A. Giving Directions
Questions you may hear when people ask you to give them the information about
direction.
• How do I get to Braga Street?
• Where is the closest gas station?
• Can you tell me where the hospital is?
• I’m looking for Gatot Subroto Street.
• Are you from around here?
You can give the answers by using basic English to offer directions. Short phrases are
best.
• The easiest way is to…
• The quickest way is to…
• The best way is to…
• Go + direction (right, left, down, up, through
• Take + [road name]
• Turn + [right/left]
• Stay on + [road name] for + [distance or time]
Example in Dialogue:
There are some phrases to add to your travel vocabulary that’ll get someone’s attention.
These polite expressions are a great way to start a conversation and get the help you need.
Now it’s time to ask about where you need to go. Follow “Excuse me” or “Sorry to bother
you” with one of these questions: