Sometimes you need help finding something or someplace. Below are common phrases used to talk about directions in English.
- Excuse me, where is…..?
- I need to get to _____.
- On/at the corner
- Between: in the middle of two things
- Near/Close to…: immediately close to something
- Far away from: not near, distant Straight
- Opposite: in front of, contrary side
Example Sentences
- 1- The school is in between South Ave. and Birch Street.
- 2- Go straight for three blocks and then turn right. It is the third house from the corner.
- 3- McDonalds is opposite Taco Bell in the food court at the mall.
- 4- I live close to West Tower on Broadway Ave.
Questions Used to Ask for/Give Directions
- Where is _________?
- How do you get to _____?
- Where is the nearest _____?
- Can you tell me how to get to ___?
- Could you tell me where the _____ is?
- Is there a ______ close by?
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