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3 Expressing Spatial Relationships
A Location
1) Adverbs Sign your name right here.
Put your coat there, next to the door.
You’ll find the telephone inside.
Leave your muddy boots outside.
2) Prepositional
Phrases
Handbook telc English A2·B1
The next thing we knew, it was right behind us.
We spent the night in Dover.
Keep going until the river and it is straight ahead.
You can’t miss it … it’s bang in the middle.
Turn left at the supermarket and it’s on the left-hand side.
The airport is about 20 kilometres out of town.
b Direction
1) Adverbs I’ll be heading home in about 20 minutes.
2) Prepositional
Phrases
C Distance
1) Adverbs I promise you … it’s not far.
We’re going to the city centre in a few minutes.
Go through the park and wait for us at the gate.
The restaurant is along the street, and under the bridge.
Go out of the front door and you’ll see it on the wall.
2) Phrases It’s quite near the station, isn’t it?
No. You don’t have to go that far.
Just go straight ahead for about 300 metres.
3) Clauses Walk along the canal as far as you can go.
Keep walking until you come to a supermarket with a huge car
park.
4 Describing / Defining
A Describing People / Things
1) Adjectives Well, I never knew economics could be so interesting.
The little black one suits you better.
Can I have two jars of the home-made jam, please?
Wow! You look brilliant!
She only eats fresh fruit and vegetables.
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