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City Navigation Guide: Directing You to Local Landmarks

Learn how to ask for and give directions in the street using common vocabulary such as traffic lights, crossroads, and junctions. Follow step-by-step directions to reach popular destinations like the Bus Station, High School, Post Office, and more. Perfect for exploring the city confidently!

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City Navigation Guide: Directing You to Local Landmarks

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  1. Asking for and giving directions in the street. How do I get to? Vocabulary: traffic lights turnleft roundaboutturn right crossroads go straight on junctionzebracrossing

  2. I’m at the Library. How do I get to the Bus Station?

  3. I’m at the Museum. How do I get to the High School?

  4. I’m at the Police Station. How do I get to the Post Office?

  5. I’m at the Department Store. How do I get to the Park?

  6. I’m at the Hospital and I want to go to the Law Courts. Is it far?

  7. I’m at the Art Gallery and I’d like to go to the High School. Is it far?

  8. I’m at the Bus Station and I haven’t got a car. Can you tell me the way to the Aquarium, please?

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