ASKING AND GIVING DIRECTION
ASKING AND GIVING DIRECTION
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Nih untuk pertemuan kali ini kita akan bahas tentang asking and giving direction. Materi ini semoga membantu kalian yang bingung menanyakan atau memberikan suatu arah dalam bahasa Inggris.
Kind of the text : Transaksional text about Asking For and Giving Direction
Fungsi sosial :
To ask/show the direction.
Genre of text :
- Opening
-
Asking and Showing direction
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Closing
Language features :
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Vocabulary: words/phrases related to direction by using preposition
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Grammar: present
tense
Asking for Directions
|
Giving Directions
|
1. Where is the
………………………?
2. Can you tell me
where …………is?
3. How do I get to
…………………...?
4. I’m looking for
……………………
5. Where can I find
………………….?
6. Could you tell me how I
can get to ………………………., please?
|
1. Go straight
ahead.
2. Turn left/right
at the ………../as you come out of the elevator.
3. Go across the
…………………..
4. Go up
stairs/down stairs
5. Go up/down in
the elevator/lift
6. Go up/down on
the escalator
7. Take the
elevator/lift to the ……..
8. It’s on the
…………… floor.
9. It’s in the
basement.
10. It’s next
to/beside …………………
11. It’s between
……….. and ………..
12. It’s at the end
of the corridor.
13. It’s on your right/left
14. At the corner .... |
Preposition of
Direction
Preposition of
movements or directions are used to show
movement from one place to another. These prepositions are most often used with
verbs of motion and are placed after the verb.
·
To
To is the most common of
the preposition of movements or directions. It is used to indicate movement or
an action or condition suggesting movement in the direction of a place, person,
or thing.
Examples :
-
I go to school by bike.
-
My father comes to
Joe’s wedding.
·
Across
Across is a movement from
one side to other side. It is used to show an action from one side to the
opposite side.
Example :
-
The taxi will pick you across the the Edelweiss street.
-
They must walk across the river every day.
·
Along
Along is used to direct
someone in constant movement(in a line or point in the length).
Examples :
-
The kids are walking along the path.
-
The street runs along the seafront.
·
Around
Around is very side of
path or along a curving path.
Examples :
-
I go around the hometown to get this pasta.
-
You must walk around the park.
·
Down
Down is used to indicate
movement from a higher to a lower position.
Examples :
-
We prefer to ride our bike down the hill.
-
They are walking down the city.
·
Into
Into is used to to show
toward to inside or enter to a place.
Examples :
-
You should come into manager’s room.
-
I went into the cafe on the Lada’s corner last
night.
·
Onto
Onto indicates moving to
a position that is on.
Examples :
-
The cat got onto the bed.
-
She rolled onto her
side.
·
Off
Off means away from.
Examples :
-
Get your feet off the sofa!
-
Rian fell off the ladder.
·
Over
Over is used to show
an upward direction across something
(from one place to another).
Examples :
-
The frog jumped over the leaf.
-
The peasant must cross over the yard.
·
Past
Past is used to indicate
the far side of something.
Examples :
-
Go past the music room and they are there.
-
Walk past the A-class and turn left at the
library.
·
Through
Through is used to show
movement within an enclosed place (from one end to the other).
Examples:
-
My sister passes through Alia’s garden.
-
All children walk through the underpass.
·
Toward
Toward (s) means in
direction of something.
Examples :
-
Katy runs toward the
front door.
-
Who is that woman
walking towards the stage?
·
Up
Up is used to show a
movement or an action from a lower to a higher position.
Examples :
-
My son climbs up the
chair.
-
They choose to show up
at the back.
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