Practice real-life English with these Speaking Role Plays for Asking Directions. This classroom-ready resource helps ESL learners practice asking for and giving directions in natural everyday situations, including finding hotels, restaurants, bus stops, tourist attractions, and other places in a city.
The activities include useful expressions for asking for directions, giving clear instructions, asking follow-up questions, and dealing with misunderstandings. Designed for A2–B1 English learners, these role plays are ideal for pair work, speaking classes, conversation clubs, private lessons, and classroom activities.
Students can build their confidence in using expressions such as “Excuse me, could you tell me how to get to…?”, “Go straight ahead,” “Turn left,” and “It’s next to…” while developing their communication and listening skills.
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