Difference between revisions of "Language/English/Vocabulary/Asking-Directions"

Revision as of 08:29, 30 August 2018

Here is how to ask and give directions in English.

These questions require you to give directions to a specific location.

You could reply by saying:

You can use Go, plus the direction.

For example:

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-Where is the store?
+Here is how to ask and give directions in English.
-Where is the nearest store?
+==Asking directions==
-Do you know where the store is?
+*How do I get to (place)?
+*Which road should I take to get to (place)?
+*In which direction is the nearest (Gas Station / Shopping Mall etc.)
+*What is the quickest route to (place)?
+*Can you show me which way to go using the map?
+*Can I follow you?
+*Could you please guide me?
+*Excuse me, where is (place)?
+*Can you tell me where is (place)?
+*What direction should I take?
+*Do you know how to get to (place)?
+*I'm looking for (place). Do you know where it is?
-Can you take me here?
-Can you take me there?
+==Giving directions==
-Can you take me to the store?
+These questions require you to give directions to a specific location.
+You could reply by saying:
+*The easiest way is to…
+*The best way is to…
+*The quickest way is to…
+You can use Go, plus the direction.
+For example:
+*Go right
+*Go left
+*Go straight
+*Go through
+*Go around
+*Go up
+*Go straight then turn right
+*Go through the first set of traffic lights then turn left
+*Continue along this road then turn right