Worksheet 5: Town Map + Direction Writing

Worksheet 5: Town Map + Direction Writing

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Part A – Map task

Draw a simple town map with 6 places (bank, pharmacy, station, park, supermarket, school). Mark a starting point with an X.

Part B – Write the directions

Write directions from your starting point (X) to 2 different places on your map, using at least 4 imperatives and 2 prepositions of movement.

Part C – Gap fill

Complete:

  1. ___ straight on.
  2. ___ left at the corner.
  3. Go ___ the park.
  4. ___ me, where is the bank?

Part D – Extra practice (online): places

Where do you go?

  1. You want to send a parcel.
  2. You need some medicine.
  3. You want to borrow a book.
  4. You want to catch a train.

Part E – Extra practice (online): polite requests

Make each request polite with Can I…? or Can you…?

  1. Give me a map.
  2. Help me.
  3. I want to pay by card.
  4. Say that again.

Part F – Extra practice (online): put the dialogue in order

a) You’re welcome. · b) Excuse me, where’s the museum? · c) Thanks a lot! · d) Go straight on and take the first right. It’s on the left.

Answer Key

Part C: 1) Go · 2) Turn · 3) through · 4) Excuse.

Part D: 1 the post office · 2 the pharmacy · 3 the library · 4 the station

Part E: 1 Can I have a map, please? · 2 Can you help me, please? · 3 Can I pay by card? · 4 Can you say that again, please? (Could is also correct.)

Part F: b – d – c – a

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CEFR A1 — Writing: I can write simple directions. Spoken Interaction: I can ask for and give directions.

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