Situations
Choose from 6 conversations to practice
Asking a Pedestrian for Landmark Directions
A lost person approaches a pedestrian on the street and asks for directions to a well-known landmark or building.
Seeking Directions to a Specific Address
Someone tries to find a precise address and asks a local for detailed step-by-step walking or driving instructions.
Getting Directions to a Public Transport Hub
A person asks for directions to the nearest bus stop, subway station, or train station to continue their journey.
Clarifying Unclear Directions
After receiving directions, the person asking needs clarification on a specific turn, distance, or a confusing landmark, and asks follow-up questions.
Giving Directions to a Tourist
A local is approached by a tourist who asks for directions to a popular attraction or a specific type of establishment (e.g., a good restaurant, a museum).
Using a Map/Phone and Asking for Confirmation
Someone is using a map or a navigation app on their phone, but wants to confirm their route or current location with a local.