Neema's House (Directions): Form One English Learning Stories: Story #05: Topic 4: "Stating Directions." - Part 1

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STATING DIRECTIONS 
Neema's House
John: Please sir, can you show me the way to Neema’s house?’
Joshua: ‘OK, John. Take this road and go straight up to the end of this street.
John: Then?
Joshua: Then turn left. Walk along the road.
John: Where should I go after reaching the end of the road?
Joshua: Alright. At the corner of the second street on your left hand, walk down the street. The third house is Neema’s home’.
John: Thank you.
Joshua: You are welcome!
Questions: 
  1. Where doea John want to go? 
  2. Neema's house is the ______ house. 
  3. What should John do after reaching the end of the street? 
  4. What should John do after turning left? 
  5. What should John do after turning left at the corner? 


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