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Dialogue One: Asking and Giving Direction (By Subway) A: Excuse me. Can I trouble you for a moment?

B: Sure. Whats wrong? A: Im lost. Do you now how to get to the sta!"um? B: #he eas"est way to get there "s $robably by subway. %ust ta e the Central &"ne to Broa!way Stat"on. #ranfer to the 'reen &"ne an! get off at (arbour Stat"on. If you go out ex"t number four) "t shoul! be r"ght "n front of you.
D"alogue *: Who are A an! B? What "s wrong w"th A? Where !oes A go? What "s the eas"est way to get to the sta!"um? What must A !o to get to the sta!"um?

Dialogue Two: Asking and Giving Direction (By Car) A: (ow !o you get to your house "n &eh"? B: #a e I+*, south about -. m"les. After you cross the mounta"n) watch for the s"gns to &eh". #a e the f"rst &eh" ex"t. When you get off the freeway) ma e a r"ght turn at the sto$ s"gn. /ollow the roa! 0*,th East1 for f"2e bloc s. 3a e a left turn on 4oyal Dr"2e. Cont"nue on 4oyal Dr"2e unt"l you see the b"g oa tree. 3y house "s on the left han! s"!e. It5s a two+story) re! br"c house w"th a large front yar!. 6ou can5t m"ss "t7
D"alogue -: Where "s he go"ng? Why !o you th"n he "s go"ng there? In wh"ch !"rect"on "s he go"ng to tra2el? Is h"s fr"en!s house near? (ow "s he go"ng there? What must he watch for? What "s a freeway? (ow !oes the house loo l" e? Does the house ha2e one floor? What !oes the house ha2e? 8n what s"!e of the $erson w"ll the house be? What must he loo for on 4oyal Dr"2e? What !oes 9!r"2e mean "n th"s !"alogue?

What !oes 9m"ss mean?

Dialogue Three: Asking and Giving Direction (On oot) ! " A: Excuse me. Can you tell me the way to the church? B: :o) Im sorry. I !ont now. Im from out of town. A: 0A m"nute later;1 Excuse me. Do you now where the church "s? C: Sure. Its not far from here Wal stra"ght ahea! unt"l you get to 3a"n Street. #hen; A: Sorry to "nterru$t. (ow many bloc s "s that? C: Its about two or three bloc s. Its the f"rst traff"c l"ght you come to. When you get to 3a"n Street) turn r"ght an! wal one bloc to Broa!way. #hen turn left an! go half a bloc . A: Wh"ch s"!e of the street "s "t on? C: Com"ng from th"s !"rect"on) "t w"ll be on your r"ght s"!e. Its "n the m"!!le of the bloc ) next to Sweets Ice Cream Sho$. 6ou cant m"ss "t. Do you want me to re$eat any of that? A: :o) thats o ay. I2e got "t. #han s a lot. C: 6oure welcome.
D"alogue <: What "s the man loo "ng for? What !oes 9from out of town= mean? D"! the f"rst $e!estr"an now where the church was? Who new where the church was? What !oes 9"nterru$t mean? (ow many bloc s "s that? Wh"ch s"!e of the street "s "t on com"ng from the"r !"rect"on? Is "t at the en! of bloc ? What "n! of sho$ "s "t next to? D"! the $e!estr"an re$eat the !"rect"ons?

Dialogue #our: Asking and Giving Direction (On oot) ! "" A: 08n the street corner1 Excuse me) can you hel$ me? I5m lost7 B: Certa"nly) where woul! you l" e to go? A: I5! l" e to go to the museum) but I can5t f"n! "t. Is "t far? B: :o) not really. It5s about a , m"nute wal . A: 3aybe I shoul! call a tax" ... B: :o) no. It5s 2ery easy. 4eally. 0$o"nt"ng1 I can g"2e you !"rect"ons. A: #han you. #hat5s 2ery "n! of you. B: :ot at all. ... :ow) go along th"s street to the traff"c l"ghts. Do you see them? A: 6es) I can see them. B: 4"ght) at the traff"c l"ghts) turn left "nto >ueen 3ary A2enue. A: >ueen 3ary A2enue. B: 4"ght. 'o stra"ght on. #a e the secon! left an! enter 3useum Dr"2e. A: 8?. >ueen 3ary A2enue) stra"ght on an! then the th"r! left) 3useum Dr"2e. B: :o) "t5s the SEC8:D left. A: Ah) r"ght. #he secon! street on my left. B: 4"ght. %ust follow 3useum Dr"2e an! the museum "s at the en! of the roa!. A: 'reat. #han s aga"n for your hel$. B: :ot at all.
D"alogue @: What ha$$ene! to the tra2eler? Where woul! the tra2eler l" e to go? Who !"! he as for !"rect"ons? Is the museum near? (ow far "s the museum? What !oes the tra2el th"n he shoul! !o "nstea!? What !oes the $e!estr"an recommen! the tra2eler to !o? 8n what roa! "s the tra2eler locate!?

Dialogue #ive: Asking and Giving Direction (On the $hone) A: (ello Sae 3"7 Its me #homas. Sorry to bother you but where "n Seoul can I get clothes at affor!able $r"ces? Im at Ex$ress Bus #erm"nal Stat"on r"ght now. B: Well;I $ersonally l" e go"ng to Itaewon. I f"n! the b"ggest 2ar"ety there. /rom Ex$ress Bus #erm"nal Stat"on go northboun! on l"ne three. 'o u$ s"x sto$s an! get off at 6a su stat"on. #ransfer to l"ne s"x an! go westboun! unt"l you reach Itaewon Stat"on.
D"alogue ,: Who "s Saem" tal "ng to? What c"ty "s Saem" "n? What !oes Abother= mean? What !oes affor!able= mean? What !oes Saem" want to buy? Where "s Saem" at the moment? Are A an! B next to each other? Where !oes #homas l" e to go $ersonally? Why !oes he l" e to go to Itaewon? What !oes A2ar"ety= mean? 8n what l"ne "s Itaewon Stat"on? Is there a !"rect tra"n go"ng to Itaewon Ex$ress Bus #erm"nal Stat"on? Is Itaewon Sat"on northboun!? (ow many sto$s "s "t from Ex$ress Bus #erm"nal Stat"on to 6a su stat"on? Why must Saem" get off at 6a su Stat"on?

Dialogue Si%: &itch &iking A: 0(ol!"ng a 9Ch"cago s"gn1 Are you go"ng to Ch"cago? B: We5re not go"ng to Ch"cago) but we can ta e you to In!"ana) !own 5BC. A: Are you go"ng through ?alamaDoo? B: :o sorry) not go"ng through ?alamaDoo. Ela"ne) g"2e h"m -. buc s.

A: 8h) I coul!n5t ta e that. B: #"me5s are har! e2erywhere an! we5re not !o"ng to well oursel2es. 6ou loo l" e you coul! use "t. A: 6ou are grac"ous $eo$le) but I ha2e enough to get where I5m go"ng.
D"alogue B: What !o you call a $erson who tr"es to flag !own a car to get a free r"!e? Who are A an! B? Who !o you th"n "s Ela"ne? Where "s th"s h"tch h" er hea!"ng for? Where can the cou$le ta e the h"tch h" er? Is the cou$le go"ng through ?alamaDoo? What !oes the !r"2er want to g"2e the h"tch h" er? Why !"! the !r"2er want to g"2e the h"tch h" er -. buc s? What !oes 9t"mes are har! mean? What "n! of $eo$le "s the cou$le? D"! the h"tch h" er ta e the money? Why not?

1. A: Can you please help me? I am looking for the ...... Do you know where it is? B:Sure. The ... is on Back Street !ust south of the "lementary an# $i##le Schools. A. Court %ouse B.City &ark C.Bar'er Shop D. City %igh School (. A: %ello. Coul# you tell me where the ... is? B:)es the... is across the street from the City &ark an# ne*t to the City Clinic.

A. Day Care Center B. Bakery C. +rocery Store D. City $i##le School ,. A: "*cuse me I am looking for the... Do you know where I coul# fin# it? B:)es. The ... is on Short A-enue across the street from the li'rary. A. Bakery B. +rocery Store C. .ire Station D. Bank /. A: $y frien# aske# me to return these to the ... 'ut I #on0t know where it is. B:1h the ... is on Short A-enue across the street from the fire station. A.Drug Store B. 2i'rary C.+rocery Store D. Bakery 3. A: Can you help me? I am looking for the .... Do you know where it is? B: Sure it4s locate# across from the grocery store ne*t to the "lementary School. A. 5i#eo Store B.City &ark

C. Bakery D. City $i##le School 6. A: "*cuse me I nee# a prescription fille#. Can you tell me where the ... is? B:)es. The ... is on Short A-enue across the street from the 2i'rary 'etween the .ire Station an# the Bakery. A. +rocery Store B. Bakery C. Drug Store D. .ire Station 7. A: "*cuse me where is the ... locate#? B: The ... is locate# across the street from the parking lot on 2ong A-enue. A. 5i#eo Store B. 2i'rary C. $c Da' D. Bank 8. A: &ar#on me 'ut I4m looking for the nearest .... Can you help me? B:9mm. . . I think the ... is on .ront Street across the street from the "lementary an# $i##le Schools. A. +rocery Store B.City %igh School C. Bakery

D. 5i#eo Store :. A: %i. I ha-e a 'a# cough. Coul# you please tell me where the... is? B: Sorry to hear a'out that. )ou will fin# the ... on the northwest corner of Bor#er A-enue an# .ront Street. A. City &ark B.Bakery C. City Clinic D. +rocery Store 1;. A: "*cuse me. Coul# you please tell me where the ... is? B: )es. It4s on 2ong A-enue 'etween $cDa'4s an# the &arking 2ot. A. Court %ouse B. 5i#eo Store C. City "lementary School D. +rocery Store .I22 I< T%" +A&S A: "*cuse me can you .... me the way to the post office? B: Sure go .... this street an# ... left at the crossroa#s. The post office is... the left. A: Thank you B: )ou0re welcome.

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