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PROJECT 3 How do I get there? Asking and Giving Directions UNIT 6
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PROJECT 3
How do I get there?Asking and Giving Directions
UNIT 6
Project 3
Grouping: Groups of 4 students (The students form
the groups)
Handing: before the Presentation Session using a flash-drive in class or by
Map and Instructions in Powerpoint: Groups A & B – First session Group C&D – Second session
Instructions
1. Think of a name of a city.
2. Design a map of your city.
3. Invent the name of the streets.
4. Look for images of the Vocabulary of
the Unit.
5. Distribute the places in the city on the map.
6. Thing of the name of your hotel and the directions to get to.
Vocabulary
Places in Cities
tourist office
train station
supermarket
post office
library
restaurant
hotel
bus stop
parkmuseum
bankart gallery
movie theatre / cinema
bus stationshopping mallsubway station
city hallcourt housechemist’s /
drugstorechurchmosque
department storenewsstand /
newsagentparking space
Imagine you have a hotel Divide yourselves: 2 students have a
hotel. You need to explain how to get to that hotel.
The description needs to be included in your Power Point Presentation (writing)
EXAMPLES: http://www.hostelworld.com/hosteldetails.php/City-Hostel-C
entral-Station/Stockholm/18098?dateFrom=2014-04-25&dateTo=2014-04-28&sc_sau=avdc&sc_pos=1
http://www.hostelworld.com/hosteldetails.php/City-Hostel-Central-Station/Stockholm/18098/directions?dateFrom=2014-04-25&dateTo=2014-04-28
Imagine you are a tourist 2 students are tourists. Call the hotel and have a conversation to
ask for directions. You are lost and want to get to that hotel.
Use the expressions we have learned in this unit to give the directions.
Giving Directions
Use the model on page 64. Vocabulary B
It must contain the following information: The names of the Places in cities (page
64) At least 2 affirmative sentences and 2
negative sentences using the imperative (page 65).
At least one example of each Preposition of Place (page 65)
Add a mean of Public Transportation (page 68)
Have to/ don’t have to
Giving DirectionsEXAMPLES Walk two blocks until Walford Street.
Get a bus on Madison Street and after two blocks get off the bus on Primary Avenue.
Take a bus at Liverpool Station and get off the bus at the second stop in front of the museum.
You have arrived to your destination!
