| Word/Phrase | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Go | Move from one place to another | Go straight ahead. |
| Turn | Change direction | Turn left at the corner. |
| Walk | Move on foot | Walk down the street. |
| Cross | Go from one side to another | Cross the road. |
| Take | Use a street or transport | Take the second street on the right. |
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Left | ⬅️ Opposite of right |
| Right | ➡️ Opposite of left |
| Straight | ↕️ No turns |
| Back / Go back | 🔄 Return to where you were |
| Next to | Beside something |
| Between | In the middle of two places |
| Behind | At the back of something |
| In front of | Before or ahead of something |
“Go straight for two blocks.”
“Turn right at the traffic light.”
“It’s next to the bank.”
“Take the first left.”
“It’s on your right.”
“You’ll see it across from the supermarket.”
“Walk past the café.”
A: Excuse me, how do I get to the train station?
B: Go straight for two blocks, then turn left. The station is next to the post office.
(Review before starting)
Go straight
Turn left / right
Cross the street
Take the second street
Next to / Behind / In front of
Across from / Between
Use these words:
(turn / straight / across / next / left / right / behind)
Go ______ for two blocks.
Turn ______ at the traffic lights.
The library is ______ from the school.
The bus stop is ______ to the pharmacy.
The restaurant is ______ the supermarket.
______ right at the corner.
The hotel is ______ the cinema.
✅ Answers:
straight
left
across
next
behind
Turn
behind
Situation:
A tourist is asking for directions to the nearest café.
A (Tourist): Excuse me, can you help me? I’m looking for a café nearby.
B (Local): Sure! Go straight for one block, then turn right.
A: Okay, and then?
B: The café is next to the bookstore, across from the park.
A: Thank you so much!
B: You’re welcome. Enjoy your coffee!
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