🚌 How Do I Get There?
In this lesson, students learn essential vocabulary for giving and asking for directions, including go straight, turn left/right, cross the road, and location prepositions like next to, opposite, and between. They also learn public transport vocabulary such as bus stop, platform, ticket, timetable, and travel card. The grammar section covers imperatives for giving directions and polite question forms for asking directions. Two realistic dialogues show the language in context. Interactive exercises, a speaking pair activity, and a writing task help students practise the language actively.
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Lesson Plan
- 12 direction vocabulary cards with emoji, pronunciation and definition
- Words: go straight, turn left, turn right, traffic lights, cross the road, next to, opposite, roundabout, corner, bridge, between, at the end of
Key Vocabulary
Grammar Points
- Imperatives for directions (Go straight, Turn left, Cross the road, Walk past)
- Prepositions of place (next to, opposite, between, at the end of, on the corner)
- Polite questions (Excuse me, how do I get to...? / Where is...? / Could you tell me...?)
- Transport phrases (Does this bus go to...? / Which platform? / How many stops?)
