糖醋jiang
Asking the Way I went to the bookstore to buy a book in this morning.When I got to a crosing,I was lost.So I went to a policeman and asked him to help,he looked the way and said to me:"You just go across from this street and turn left at the first crossing. Then you will see a big building on the right near the high school.That is it."I was very happy,because I found the store soon next to the high school with the polices' help.大意:今天早上我去书店买书,可是当我走到一个十字路口的时候,我迷路了,不知道该往哪边走.于是我走向一个警察并向他寻求帮助.这个警察听完了我的问题指着前方的路跟我说:"你只要沿着这条路走下去,在第一个路口向左拐.你就会在高中附近看到一幢大建筑,那就是你要找的书店了."我很快就在那所高中附近找到了书店,我很高兴!望采纳
新羊年新气象
我们在英语对话中经常会有问路的情况，若是应用到 英语 作文 中又当如何呢?下面是我给大家带来问路英语 范文 ，供大家参阅!
Mrs. Green：Excuse me, but could you tell me the way to the museum?
Policeman：Certainly. Just go up this street and turn left at the second crossing. The third building from the corner is the museum. You can’t miss it.
Mrs. Green：Oh, let me see. Go down this street, turn left at the second crossing. and the museum is the third building from the corner. Am I right?
Policeman：Yes, that’s right.
Mrs. Green：Thank you very much. Bye-bye.
Policeman：You are welcome. Bye-bye.
Mark: Excuse me, sir. I m new here. where is the cinema? policeman: Oh, It s to the east of the bookstore. Mark: How can I get there?
policeman: You can go by bus.
Mark: Which bus can I take?
policeman: You can take the NO.302 bus.
Mark: Can I go by bike?
policeman: Sure. If you like. It not far.
Mark: Thank you very mush.
policeman: You re welcome.
Mark: Good-bye.
policeman: Bye.
Getting information and directions
One day, Bill has to go to New York. It is his first time there, and he doesn’t know his way around the city. He has a meeting at 10 o’clock, and he wants to be there on time. The meeting is in the Peters Building on 34th Street, but Bill doesn’t know the way. At that time Bill meets two men and he asks them for directions.
“Excuse me!” he says, “Can you tell me how to get to the Peters Building on 34th Street?”
“Sure,” answers one of the men. “You can get there in five minutes.
Go to the next corner and turn left. Walk three blocks and there you are.”
But the other man says, “Don’t listen to him. There’s a better way. Get on the bus here at this corner. It stops right near the Peters Building.”
Then the first man says, “Oh, that’s on East 34th Street, not West 34th. It’s quite a distance from here. You must take the subway.”
But the second man tells Bill, “No, don’t go by subway. Take the crosstown bus.”
Bill looks at his watch. It is almost ten o’clock.
“Thanks a lot,” he says, “I think I should take a taxi.”
He gets into the taxi and leaves. But the two men are still arguing and pointing in different directions. Next time he needs to ask directions, he should ask a policeman!
