EPISODE · Jan 14, 2008 · 1 MIN

Directions

from English as a foreign language podcast · host Elisa Spadavecchia

Activities Work with a partner: 1) Listen to the directions to the lake. 2) Mark the route on the map with a pencil or a finger. 3) Fill in the gaps. 4) Study the different ways of asking for and giving directions. If you do not have the photocopy of the exercise, go to our online helpdesk to read the transcript at http://sportelloing.blog.tiscali.it . Cheers :-))

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