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To complete a map, you need to be able to follow directions. Look at the map and
complete the directions a -e with the numbers 1-5 on the map.
a 
To get t o ___________ you need to go along the road from the su p e rm a rke t.
b 
Turn rig h t out of the s u p e rm a rke t and take the firs t rig h t____________ is at the end of
the road.
c 
W alk over the bridge and ju s t keep going stra ig h t along the road and y o u 'll find
d 
Go le ft out of the Post Office and take the firs t le ft--------------------- is on your right.
e 
Go over the bridge and make a le ft tu rn . Then take the firs t rig h t--------------------- is on the
le ft hand side of the street.
Look at the map again. You are going to hear two young people discussing what there
is for university students to do in their town. Listen and w rite the names of the places
1 -5 from the map in Exercise A. You w ill not hear the same directions that were used in
Exercise U.
1 
U
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2 
 
 
5 
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3 
 
Education
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Exam information: Form completion (2): Addresses
As you saw in Unit 1, in the IELTS Listening exam, you may have to com plete a form . 
Som etim es the m issing inform ation is an address o r part of an address.
In English speaking countries addresses are w ritte n like this:
24 Farm Road 
(first line: the house num ber and the street name)
Addington 
(second line: the town or city)
Surrey 
(third line: (optional) the state, country, province or region)
CRO 5XD 
(last line: the code fo r the town o r city)
When you hear an address, there w ill be pauses between the parts. If the address is on 
one tine, put com mas between each section: 24 Farm Road, Addington, Surrey, CRO 5XD
There are a variety of synonyms fo r stre e t' and ‘road’, which you should know how to 
spell: Street, Road, Avenue, Crescent, Drive, Lane, H ill, Gardens.