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This activity helps beginner ESL students practice indirect questions related to asking for directions and city information—an essential real-life communication skill. Students are presented with two columns: Column A contains 10 polite, indirect questions, such as “Could you tell me how to get to the train station?” while Column B includes corresponding answers like “Take the metro from here and get off at Central Station.”

The task is to match each question with its most appropriate answer by pairing the numbers and letters. This activity encourages learners to recognize useful structures for making polite inquiries and reinforces vocabulary related to city locations (e.g., post office, bank, park).

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Reported speech: reported questions (indirect questions)

Indirect questions for the city

indirect-questions-for-the-city

Let's do English ESL general grammar practice. This activity helps beginner ESL students practice indirect questions related to asking for directions and city i…