| Word | Meaning | Example sentence | |
|---|---|---|---|
| map | n. | a picture that shows streets, places, or countries | Use a map if you are lost. |
| route | n. | the way from one place to another | This route is faster by bus. |
| corner | n. | the place where two streets or sides meet | Turn left at the corner. |
| traffic lights | n. | lights that control cars and people crossing roads | Wait at the traffic lights. |
| crossroads | n. | a place where two roads cross | The shop is near the crossroads. |
| pavement | n. | the path beside a road for walking | Walk on the pavement. |
| bus stop | n. | a place where buses stop for passengers | The bus stop is outside the bank. |
| roundabout | n. | a circular road where several roads meet | Take the second exit at the roundabout. |
| go straight | v. | to continue in the same direction | Go straight for two minutes. |
| turn left | v. | to change direction to the left | Turn left after the station. |
| turn right | v. | to change direction to the right | Turn right at the museum. |
| opposite | prep. | across from something | The cinema is opposite the library. |
Use turn left, turn right, and go straight to explain a route.
Add at the traffic lights or at the corner to make directions clear.
Opposite means across from something. A crossroads is where two roads cross.
A bus stop is the place where buses pick up passengers.