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Grade 7 - Asking and Giving Directions

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Asking and Giving Directions for Grade 7 is a practical lesson designed to help students communicate navigational instructions effectively in English. In this unit, students learn how to use polite expressions to ask for locations, such as "Excuse me, where is the...?", and master clear imperative sentences like "turn left," "go straight," and "go past" to guide others. The material also focuses on expanding vocabulary regarding public places and using prepositions of place—such as "opposite," "between," and "next to"—to describe specific positions on a map. By practicing simple dialogues and map-reading exercises, students develop the confidence to provide helpful directions and understand spatial guidance in real-life situations.

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Asking and Giving Directions for Grade 7 is a practical lesson designed to help students communicate navigational instructions effectively in English. In this unit, students learn how to use polite expressions to ask for locations, such as "Excuse me, where is the...?", and master clear imperative sentences like "turn left," "go straight," and "go past" to guide others. The material also focuses on expanding vocabulary regarding public places and using prepositions of place—such as "opposite," "between," and "next to"—to describe specific positions on a map. By practicing simple dialogues and map-reading exercises, students develop the confidence to provide helpful directions and understand spatial guidance in real-life situations.

by Egia Pehulisa
1

The library is _______ the post office and the bank.

2

Excuse me, could you tell me the _______ to the train station?

3

To give a direction to go straight, you can say: "Go ______ ahead until the crossroad."

4

If someone says "The bank is next to the bakery," where is the bank?

5

When you see a sign pointing to the left, the instruction is:

6

If you go too far and pass your destination, you need to make a...

7

If you are "walking along the street," you are:

8

When a person says, "It's on your left," they mean the building is on your _______ side.

9

What is a "roundabout"?

10

Keep going _______ you see a big yellow building.

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