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How to Ask for Directions in English
These are some common expressions to ask for directions in English in a city
- Excuse me, how do I get to the police station?
- What’s the best way to get to the supermarket?
- Where is the church?
- Could you tell me where the shoe store is?
- Do you know where the post office is?
- Where can I find the nearest bakery?
- Is there a shop around here?
- The easiest way is to…
- The quickest way is to…
- The best way is to…
| Start off at the main entrance. | Go straight on / to the end. |
| Go downstairs/upstairs to the ground/first/second floor. | go along/across the hall/corridor. |
| Turn round/left/right. | Turn left / right. |
| Take the first door on your right/left. | Go past the staff room. |
| Take the lift/elevator/escalator/stairs. | At the end of the hall, make a left |
| You'll see it in front of you. | You're going the wrong way. |
School Rooms and Places
- roof top
- elevator/lift
- microwaves
- foosball/table football
- gymnastic hall
- auditorium
- underground parking garage
- teacher's lounge/staff room
- principal's office
- school's office/administration office
- cafeteria
- copying machines
- examination room
- janitor's office
- ladies' room
- men's room/gents
- lockers
- schoolyard
- main entrance
- computer laboratory
- hallway
- seating area
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