- Where does the tourist want to go?Réponse attendue : to the Transport Museum
- How long does it take on foot?Réponse attendue : about fifteen minutes
- Which way must the tourist turn when leaving the tourist office?Réponse attendue : left
- What is the name of the bridge?Réponse attendue : Mill Bridge
- How does the assistant describe the railway station?Réponse attendue : the big yellow building on your left
- What is opposite the museum?Réponse attendue : a car park
- Comment reconnaître l’entrée du musée ? Réponds en anglais.Réponse attendue : there’s an old red bus in front of the entrance
- Where exactly is the good café outside the museum?Réponse attendue : on the corner of Grove Road, next to the bus stop
- 9Reformule l’itinéraire en trois consignes à l’impératif, dans l’ordre, sans regarder le texte.
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Turn left and go along Bridge Street. Cross the bridge and take the second turning on the right. Go past the station and go straight on: the museum is on your right.
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La ville : les lieux, les transports et les directions
Nommer les lieux de la ville, demander son chemin poliment, l’indiquer à l’impératif, situer un lieu (opposite, on the corner of, at the end of), parler des transports et des distances, et mener tout le dialogue (A2)
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Un dialogue d’anglais de niveau A2 à l’office de tourisme : une personne en visite demande le chemin du musée des transports. Les questions portent sur la durée à pied, le pont à traverser, la gare, ce qui se trouve en face du musée et l’endroit exact du café.
Le texteAt the tourist office
Tourist: Excuse me, I’m looking for the Transport Museum. Could you tell me the way?
Assistant: Of course. It’s not far, about fifteen minutes’ walk. Go out of the tourist office and turn left. Go along Bridge Street until you get to the river, then cross the bridge.
Tourist: The old stone bridge?
Assistant: That’s right, Mill Bridge. After the bridge, take the second turning on the right, Station Road. Go past the railway station — it’s the big yellow building on your left — and go under the railway line.
Tourist: Under the railway?
Assistant: Yes, there’s a tunnel for pedestrians. Then go straight on for two hundred metres. The museum is on your right, opposite a car park. You can’t miss it: there’s an old red bus in front of the entrance.
Tourist: Perfect. And is there a café near the museum?
Assistant: There’s one inside the museum, and a very good one on the corner of Grove Road, next to the bus stop.
Tourist: Thank you so much!
Assistant: You’re welcome. Enjoy your visit!
Tourist: Excuse me, I’m looking for the Transport Museum. Could you tell me the way?
Assistant: Of course. It’s not far, about fifteen minutes’ walk. Go out of the tourist office and turn left. Go along Bridge Street until you get to the river, then cross the bridge.
Tourist: The old stone bridge?
Assistant: That’s right, Mill Bridge. After the bridge, take the second turning on the right, Station Road. Go past the railway station — it’s the big yellow building on your left — and go under the railway line.
Tourist: Under the railway?
Assistant: Yes, there’s a tunnel for pedestrians. Then go straight on for two hundred metres. The museum is on your right, opposite a car park. You can’t miss it: there’s an old red bus in front of the entrance.
Tourist: Perfect. And is there a café near the museum?
Assistant: There’s one inside the museum, and a very good one on the corner of Grove Road, next to the bus stop.
Tourist: Thank you so much!
Assistant: You’re welcome. Enjoy your visit!
Réflexe — Lis le dialogue, puis réponds aux questions.
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