Case 9, 13 Telling Directions (railway station, restroom)

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Telling Directions

Telling Directions

What does it mean?

Example.

Which words can you use when you need to help someone to find the needed place? 

Vertaal: to ask for directions

1. de richting aangeven
2. om hulp vragen
3. de weg vragen
4. de weg wijzen

When giving directions, these are typical words to use

1. turn, puke, take, enter
2. turn, past, take, cross
3. charge, transfer, stop, go left
4. past, over, across, light, on fire

What is
this
direction?

1. Go past the bridge
2. Cross the bridge
3. Walk the cliff
4. Turn around

Drive straight ahead, ___ turn left.

1. than
2. then

What is
this
direction?

1. Go right
2. Cross the street
3. Take the second left
4. Take the third left

Preposition of direction:
She ran .... the stairs.

1. over
2. down
3. through
4. out

Turn left ... the traffic ligts.

1. On
2. In
3. At
4. By

Rechtdoor

1. straight on
2. turn right
3. turn left
4. back

You can't turn right here, look at that sign. You ... turn left.

1. should
2. have to
3. has to

Hoek

1. turn right
2. down
3. turn left
4. corner

Take the first road on the right.

1. Neem de eerste straat rechts.
2. Sla rechtsaf bij Croydon Road.
3. Sla linksaf bij de verkeerslichten.

turn left

1. rechtdoor
2. afslaan naar rechts
3. afslaan naar links
4. volgen

First you have to turn right......you have to turn left

1. then
2. than
3. den
4. dan

The.......... are on the right.

1. toilets of the women
2. women's toilets

Kijk naar de afbeelding en gebruik de juiste omschrijving,

1. Turn left
2. cross the street
3. Turn right
4. Go back

I can give directions in English

1. Yes
2. No
3. Maaaaaaybe

Casus Balie (telling directions: railway station)

You are a security guard by PEC BV and you are working behind a reception desk in the central hall.

A visitor comes to you with a question.

Casus Balie (telling directions: restroom)

You are a security guard by PEC BV and you are working behind a reception desk in the central hall.

Questions?