She turn right at the park yesterday to find the toilet.
“Where is the restaurant?” is a question about location.
They went straight for 5 minutes and found the park yesterday.
“Turn left” means to go to the right side.
He asked a stranger: “Where is the park?” because he wanted to play.
We use “directions” to tell someone how to get to a place.
Yesterday, I ask my teacher for help with directions.
The toilet is a place where people eat meals.
She turned left and then went straight to reach the restaurant.
“Can you help me?” is a way to ask for assistance.
He asked a local: “Where is the _____?” because he wanted to have dinner. (restaurant / toilet)
Last week, I _____ (go / went) straight for 15 minutes and finally found the toilet.
“_____ you help me?” she asked the librarian to get directions to the park. (Can / Did)
They _____ (turned / turn) left at the café yesterday and saw the restaurant immediately.
Yesterday, my family _____ (turn / turned) right at the bookstore to find the park.
Last weekend, we _____ straight for 10 minutes to find the restaurant.
go
goes
went
Tom _____ a police officer: “Can you help me find the toilet?”
asked
ask
asking
“Where is the _____?” Lily asked—she was hungry and wanted to eat.
park
toilet
restaurant
They _____ left at the traffic light to get to the park yesterday.
turn
turning
turned
My friend _____ me for directions to the toilet last night.
asked
asks
ask
“Can you help me?” is a phrase we use when we need _____.
directions
food
toys
Yesterday, we didn’t turn right—we _____ left to reach the park.
turning
turned
turn
“Where is the _____?” He asked because he needed to use the restroom.
toilet
restaurant
park
Last month, I _____ straight down Main Street and found the restaurant easily.
go
going
went
Yesterday, Mia asked a stranger: “_____ is the park?”
what
where
when