I want a treat before I go to school. Where should I go?
bakery
You need to pick up a package. Where do you go?
post office
Where should I go to make a deposit?
bank
His right or his left?
His right
My cat is stuck in a tree. Where do I go?
fire station
Taylor Swift is coming to town. Where does she perform?
stadium
What tells us where places are in relation to each other?
prepositional phrase
What is not a reason to go the police station? a) You wanted to say "Hi!" b) You wanted to report a crime. c) Your little brother is missing.
a) You wanted to say "Hi!"
There is a football game tonight? Where should we go?
stadium
I need to withdraw money. Where do I need to go?
Bank
This place has ladders on their trucks. What is it?
fire station
Your younger sibling did not come home from school? Where do you report it?
police station
Where could I find treats such as cupcakes and cookies?
bakery
What is not a reason to call the fire station? a) Someone is stuck in a tall building. b) You have witnessed a crime. c) Something is on fire.
b) You have witnessed a crime.
I want to go see ancient artifacts, or really old things. Where should I go?
museum
I would like go see art. Where would I be able to see it? a) post office b) bank c) museum
c) museum
How should a prepositional phrase be used? a) place 1 + place 2 + preposition b) place 1 + preposition + place 2 c) preposition+ place 1 + place 2
b) place 1 + preposition + place 2
Where is Jennie?
She is next to Lisa.
When giving directions do we use "on the corner of" OR "in the corner of?"
on the corner
What is a reason to go to the post office? a) You need to deposit money. b) You need to buy bread. c) You need to send a package.
c) You need to send a package.
I have witnessed a crime. I need to tell someone. Where do I go?
police station