GIVING DIRECTIONS

Apuntes

•Giving Directions and Prepositions Key instructions include turning, going straight, passing through, crossing, and moving toward specific points, with phrases like "turn left/right at..." and "go up/down." Prepositions such as "along," "through," "past," "across," and "towards" describe movement with verbs like walk, drive, or fly. Prepositions of place—"on," "in," "outside," "next to," "beneath," "over," "between," "near," "behind," "in front of," "opposite," and "on top of"—clarify object positions. Visual aids, like SVG diagrams, illustrate spatial relationships, e.g., "above," "below," "over," "between," "among," "near," "behind," "in front of," and "opposite." •Key Phrases and Contexts Common expressions include "Can I help you?", "I didn’t quite catch that," and "Let me give you..." (a map). Directions often involve "walk along..." and estimating distances with "about... minutes/metres away." Spatial references such as "at the top of" or "at the bottom of" specify locations, while "on the right" and "on the left" indicate sides. •Prepositions of Movement and Descriptions Prepositions like "up," "down," "across," "along," "through," and "past" describe movement. For exa...