Asking for Directions - 
Choose the sentence that is the most grammatically correct and natural.

Excuse me, could you tell me how to get to the city centre?

Excuse me, can you tell me how I get to city centre?

Excuse me, you can tell me how get to the centre?

Excuse me, could you say me how go to the centre?

Explaining Where You Need to Go - 
Which sentence is the most fluent?

I try get to North Line station. Is right?

Trying to get the North Line station. This the right direction?

I am trying reach the North Line station. Is this right way?

I’m trying to reach the North Line station. Is this the right way?

Asking Someone to Repeat Directions -
Choose the best option.

Sorry, repeat please? I not catch the last part.

Sorry, could you repeat that? I didn’t catch the last part.

Sorry, can you say again? I didn’t listen the last part.

Sorry, repeat again because the last part I didn’t understand it.

Responding With Thanks -
Which is the most natural response?

Talking About Your Route -
Choose the option that is grammatically correct and fluent.

I think I need to turn right after the bridge, and then walk straight for a few minutes.

I think I must turn right after bridge, then walk straight few minutes.

I must to turn right after the bridge and then walk straightly for minutes.

I need turn right after bridge and walk straight for some minutes.

Asking for Help Politely -
Which question sounds the most natural?

Sorry for bother, but can you help me to find address?

Sorry to bother you, but could you help me find this address?

Sorry bothering you, but can you help find this address?

Sorry, but you can help me find this address?

Asking for Directions - Choose the sentence that is the most grammatically correct and natural.