You are looking for the train station. How do you politely ask a passer-by where it is?

You need to find the bank. Which question asks for its location?

You want to mail a letter. How do you ask where the post office is?

You need medicine and want to locate a pharmacy. What should you say?

You are lost and seeking the museum. Which is the best question?

A tourist should go straight, then turn right at the bank. What do you say?

Tell a visitor to cross the square and continue straight to the post office.

The library is on the first street to the left. Choose the correct directions.

To reach the park, go down this street and pass in front of the cinema. What do you say?

A visitor must follow the river, then turn left at the bridge. Choose the directions.

The restaurant is after the church on the same street. What directions fit?

To get to the hotel, go straight to the traffic light and turn right. What do you say?

You are speaking formally to a woman: « ___ à droite après la pharmacie. »

You are giving directions to one friend: « ___ la première rue à gauche. »

You and your classmates are walking together: « ___ tout droit. »

You are formally directing two tourists: « ___ la place. »

You tell one friend: « ___ tout droit jusqu'au musée. »

You are speaking formally to a visitor: « ___ cette rue jusqu'au pont. »

You and a friend are walking by the river: « ___ la rivière jusqu'au parc. »

The hotel is right next to the train station. Where is it?

The bakery and the bank are side by side on the same street. Where is the bank?

The post office is directly across the street from the library. Where is the post office?

The park is behind the museum. Where is the park?

The café is at the intersection of Rue Victor Hugo and Avenue de la Gare. Where is it?

The cinema is between the pharmacy and the bookstore. Where is the cinema?