Skill 2: Asking for and giving directions

Exercise 4:

A: Excuse me, can you tell me how to get to the post office?
B: Sure! It's easy. Go straight on this road until you reach the traffic lights. Then, turn left onto Maple Street. The post office will be on your right, just after the park.
A: Thank you! Is it far from here?
B: No, it's quite close. It's only about a five-minute walk from here.
A: Great! Thanks for your help.
B: You're welcome. Have a nice day!

Vocabulary:
- Excuse me: used to politely get someone's attention or to apologize for an interruption.
- Post office: a place where you can send letters and packages.
- Go straight: continue in the same direction without turning.
- Traffic lights: a set of lights that control the flow of traffic at an intersection.
- Turn left/right: change direction to the left/right.
- Maple Street: the name of a street.
- On your right/left: located on the right/left side.
- Park: a public area with grass, trees, and benches for people to relax or play.
- Far: a long distance away.
- Close: not far away.
- Five-minute walk: a distance that can be covered by walking for five minutes.
- Thanks for your help: expressing gratitude for someone's assistance.
- You're welcome: a polite response to someone thanking you.
- Have a nice day: a friendly way to wish someone a good day.