Language Reaction: Asking for Directions and Travel
How to get to the station? Which bus to take? Solve this test for eighth graders and prepare for tasks related to orientation in the field.
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LANGUAGE REACTION: Traveling and asking for directions
Read the description of the situation and choose the most appropriate reaction.
You ask a passerby how to get to the train station.Read the description of the situation and choose the most appropriate reaction.
Task 2 of 10
2. You are translating to a tourist to go straight.
Task 3 of 10
3. You explain to someone that the pharmacy is located exactly across the street, opposite the bank.
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4. You buy at the ticket office at the station a ticket one way to London. What will you say?
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5. You ask the station employee from which platform your train departs.
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6. You inform the inquirer that the place they are looking for is very far from here.
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7. You suggest the tourist to reach the destination by bus, not to go on foot.
Task 8 of 10
8. You ask about the duration of the journey (how long it will take to get to the place).
Task 9 of 10
9. You are translating to a person behind the wheel to turn into the second street on the right.
Task 10 of 10
10. You enter the train, see a free seat and want to ask the passenger next to you if this place is taken.