Asking and Giving Location and Direction Material

     Expression used for finding places in the building.   

Asking for Direction

Giving Direction

Where is the .... ?            Can you tell me where ....  is?            How do I get to .... ?           I’m looking for ....            Where can I find .... ?            Could you tell me how I can get to .... please?

·      Go Straight ahead. ·      Turn left/right at the  . . . / as you come out  of the elevator ·      Go across the . . . . ·      Get usp stairs/down stairs. ·      Go up/down in the elevator/lift. ·      Take the elevator/lift to the ... ·      It’s on the . . . . floor. ·      It’s in the basement. ·      It’s next to/beside . . . . ·      It’s between . . . and . . . . ·      It’s at the end of the corridor. ·      It’s on your right/left.

Expression used for finding places outdoor.

Asking for Direction	Giving Direction
Could you tell me where ....is?          Could you direct me to ...?            Can you tell me how to get to ...?            Would you tell me the way to ...?            How far is ...?            Where is the nearest ...?           Which way is it to ...?	·         Go ahead. ·         Go straight down this road. ·         Go straight over. ·         Follow this road/street as far as the ... ·         Take the first left/right. ·         Go around the corner to your left. ·         Turn left/right. ·         Cross the street/road. ·         Take the left/right turn.

  Notice how these sentence are used to give direction

a.  At junction

-      Turn left

-      Turn Right

b.  At an intersection/crossroad.

-      Go ahead.

-      Go straight on.

-      Go straight over.

c.   at a roundabout.

- Take the second exit.

- Take the third exit.

Example Dialog Asking and Giving Direction

Yuna              : Good morning, Mr. Bi!
Mr. Bi            : Good morning, Yuna!
Yuna              : Can I ask you something?
Mr. Bi            : Yes, of course.
Yuna              : Where is the administration room?
Mr. Bi            : From here, it is T-junction,  you can go  straight,  there is an intersection then turn right,  finally  you will pass the teachers' room and administrative space  room  is on the right side of teachers' lounge .
Yuna              : Thank you Mr. Bi.
Mr. Bi            : You are welcome Yuna.

Bentang Materi Bahasa Inggris Kelas X SMK Semester Genap

The  English material  for X grade students of Vocational School (SMK)
Materi Bahsa Inggris kelas X SMK meliputi dari KD. 1.5 sampai KD. 1.7. Untuk melihat silabus Bahasa nggris Kelas X SMK Kurikulum 2006, bisa downolad di sini!


1.5 Menjelaskan secara sederhana kegiatan yang sedang terjadi.

• Present Continuous Tense
• Congratulating Others
• There is/are
• Expression of feeling/opinions
• Vocabulary about feeling

1.6 Memahami memo dan menu sederhana, jadwal perjalanan kendaraan umum, dan rambu-rambu lalu lintas

• Memo and the samples
• Menu
• Expression to explain sign and symbol
• Traffic Light
• Time table/ Schedule
• Degree of comparison
• Reported Speech

1.7 Memahami kata-kata dan istilah asing serta kalimat sederhana berdasarkan rumus

• Preferences
• Conditional sentence (type I)
• Expression of capabilities
• Expression of asking and giving direction
• Preposition of Place: in front of, behind, beside, etc.

1.8 Menuliskan undangan sederhana 

• Invitation / Undangan
• Writing invitation
• Grammar review : Modal (will, could, would)
• Preposition, in, on, at.
• Samples of invitation (personal invitation)
• Parts of personal invitation.

Those all above the material, keep hard studying English, Easy Learning English for us.

CARDINAL NUMBER

Definition of Cardinal Number

We always meet cardinal numbers, but sometimes we short them as cardinals. Cardinal is a number which is used for counting. In mathematics, it is very useful because without number, we can’t count anything. Cardinal number uses symbol like, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, etc.

TYPES OF CARDINAL NUMBER

Cardinal numbers from 1 through 1,000,000
1	one	11	eleven	21	twenty-one	31	thirty-one
2	two	12	twelve	22	twenty-two	40	forty
3	three	13	thirteen	23	twenty-three	50	fifty
4	four	14	fourteen	24	twenty-four	60	sixty
5	five	15	fifteen	25	twenty-five	70	seventy
6	six	16	sixteen	26	twenty-six	80	eighty
7	seven	17	seventeen	27	twenty-seven	90	ninety
8	eight	18	eighteen	28	twenty-eight	100	a/one hundred
9	nine	19	nineteen	29	twenty-nine	1,000	a/one thousand
10	ten	20	twenty	30	thirty	1,000,000	a/one million

EXAMPLE OF CARDINAL NUMBER

1.      I bought two bananas at the store.

2.      There are seven people in my family.

3.       I have  a book.

4.      My mother buys nine apples.

5.      The children count the star until one hundred.