- Traveling and Directions
  - Importance of knowing how to ask for directions
    - Asking for directions in another city
    - Example: Asking for the train station
      - "Excuse me, can you tell me the way to the train station?"
      - Response: "It's only three blocks away."
    - Example: Asking for Mitchell Street
      - "Could you tell me how to get to Mitchell Street?"
      - Response includes going straight, turning left, and locating landmarks
  - Giving Directions
    - Common phrases used for giving directions
      - Walk for two blocks
      - Go right along the street
      - Turn left, turn right
      - At the first turn, at the second turn
      - On the right, on the left
    - Using prepositions effectively
      - Across from
      - Next to
      - Between
      - On the green street
      - In front of
  - Practice Scenarios
    - How to get to specific locations
      - Example: Getting to the museum from the hotel
        - Instructions include crossing the road, turning left, and identifying the entrance
      - Example: Locating the pay-for-one
        - Picture-based examples with detailed instructions
  - Key Sentence Patterns for Asking Directions
    - Excuse me, where is the post office?
    - Excuse me, could you tell me the way to the train station?
    - Excuse me, could you tell me how to get to the bookshop?
    - Excuse me, I lost my way. Do you know how to get to the supermarket?
    - Excuse me, do you know the way to the bank?
    - Is there a park near here, around here, or in the neighborhood?