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    This document provides guidance on how to ask for and give directions. It lists common questions to ask when seeking directions, such as "Can you give me directions to..." or "How do I get to...". It also lists helpful phrases to use when providing directions, such as "Turn left at the next street" or "Go past the restaurant". Finally, it suggests what to say if unable to provide directions, such as "I'm afraid I can't really help you" or "Sorry, I don't know my way around here."

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    This document provides guidance on how to ask for and give directions. It lists common questions to ask when seeking directions, such as "Can you give me directions to..." or "How do I get to...". It also lists helpful phrases to use when providing directions, such as "Turn left at the next street" or "Go past the restaurant". Finally, it suggests what to say if unable to provide directions, such as "I'm afraid I can't really help you" or "Sorry, I don't know my way around here."

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    This document provides guidance on how to ask for and give directions. It lists common questions to ask when seeking directions, such as "Can you give me directions to..." or "How do I get to...". It also lists helpful phrases to use when providing directions, such as "Turn left at the next street" or "Go past the restaurant". Finally, it suggests what to say if unable to provide directions, such as "I'm afraid I can't really help you" or "Sorry, I don't know my way around here."

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    The Unity University: Yusuf Musa Kavuma 0637235142

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    This document provides guidance on how to ask for and give directions. It lists common questions to ask when seeking directions, such as "Can you give me directions to..." or "How do I get to...". It also lists helpful phrases to use when providing directions, such as "Turn left at the next street" or "Go past the restaurant". Finally, it suggests what to say if unable to provide directions, such as "I'm afraid I can't really help you" or "Sorry, I don't know my way around here."

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    The Unity University

    Yusuf Musa Kavuma


    0637235142
    Asking For Direction

    • To ask about directions use these • Can you give me directions to the…?
    questions: • How do you get to the …?
    • How can I get to…from here? • Where can I find the…?
    • How do I get to …? • Is there…near here?

    • Can you show me the way to…? • Is there a… around here?

    • Can you tell me how to get to…?


    • What’s the quickest way to get to…from
    here?
    • Where is…? • What’s the easiest way to get to the…from
    • What’s the best way to get to…? here?
    Giving Directions

    • To give directions use these expressions: • It’s near…


    • Go+ direction (right, left, down, up, • It’s around the corner from…
    through) • Turn right at the next street.
    • Turn left/right • Get in the left lane.
    • Take the first (turning) to the left/right. • Go one more block. Then turn right.

    • Go past the restaurant/school… • At the next traffic lights turn…

    • The … is beside/in front of/next to…the… • It’s going to be on your right.


    • Follow me. I’ll show you the way.
    • The easiest way is to…
    • Do you want me to draw you a map?
    Giving Directions

    • The quickest way is to… • If you don’t know the way, you can say:

    • The best way is to… • I don’t know what to advise, I’m afraid.
    • I wish I could suggest something, but I can’t.
    • Take + road name
    • I wish I could help.
    • Stay on + road name for + distance or
    time • I’m afraid I can’t really help you.
    • I’m sorry, I’m not from here.
    • It’s on + street name…
    • Sorry, I don’t know my way around here.
    • It’s across from… • You could ask the bus driver.
    • It’s opposite… • Ask the front receptionist.

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