Juma and Asha (Directions - Phone call): Form One English Learning Story #10: Juma and Asha (Directions - Phone call): Topic 4: "Stating Directions." - Part 1

Introduction 
Conversations are best way to give and ask for directions because signs, gestures, body language and other things like drawing are applied. When giving directions to someone it is best to use short basic English sentences. Speak slowly when talking to the other person and spell out words if they don't understand and if possible draw a map.
Juma and Asha (Directions - Phone call) 
Juma: Hello! I'm Juma. I'm calling from Mikocheni Street. 
Asha: You are welcome Mr. Juma. This is Serena Hotel. What can I do for you? 
Juma: Please, tell me. How can I get to your Hotel?
Asha: Are you coming by car or by bus?
Juma: I am coming by car.
Asha: Okay. Take Jamhuri Street to Post Office. 
Juma: Where should I go after reaching the Post Office? 
Asha: Turn left to the Uhuru Street and go straight to the end. 
Juma: Then? 
Asha: Our Hotel is on the right-side corner of the street. 
Juma: Thank you!
Asha: You are welcome! 

Questions:
A. Complete the following questions:
(1) Where is Juma calling from? 
(2) Where is Asha? 
(3) Is Juma going to Hotel by car or on foot? 
(4) Where is the Hotel? 
B. Continue this conversation assuming that JUMA has arrived at Serena Hotel and he wants a room for the night. 



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