Scene 26 of 50
Three routes to the station
Three routes to the station
Your goalI can ask the way and understand simple directions.
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Meet the 15 words of this scene before you read. You can also go straight to the story.
Good morning, Mrs Walker. Where is the station?
Good morning, Mrs Walker. Where is the station?
Good morning, Mrs Walker. Where is the station?
Good morning, Mrs Walker. Where is the station?
AnneThe station? What is your plan?
The station? What is your plan?
Tomorrow Tom and I are going to Long Lake. By train.
Tomorrow Tom and I are going to Long Lake. By train.
Tomorrow Tom and I are going to Long Lake. By train.
Tomorrow Tom and I are going to Long Lake. By train.
- Anne
I know. It’s far. First left, then straight on and right at the second street.
I know. It’s far. First left, then straight on and right at the second street.
May comes out of the café with a tray. 
MayFar? No. Right, then left at the corner. Very close!
Far? No. Right, then left at the corner. Very close!
For Anne it is far ...
For Anne it is far ...
For Anne it is far ...
For Anne it is far ...
- May
Everything is far away for Anne.
Everything is far away for Anne.
- Anne
I can hear you!
I can hear you!
Jack comes home with his trumpet case, after a night of jazz. 
JackGood night. No, good morning!
Good night. No, good morning!
Jack, where is the station?
Jack, where is the station?
Jack, where is the station?
Jack, where is the station?
- Jack
Straight on. By the river. Five minutes on foot.
Straight on. By the river. Five minutes on foot.
Three neighbours, three different routes!
Three neighbours, three different routes!
Three neighbours, three different routes!
Three neighbours, three different routes!
- Anne
I mean the train station. It’s far away.
I mean the train station. It’s far away.
- May
I mean the bus station. It’s close.
I mean the bus station. It’s close.
JackAnd I mean the Old Station. I play there at the weekend.
And I mean the Old Station. I play there at the weekend.
So to the train station. First left?
So to the train station. First left?
So to the train station. First left?
So to the train station. First left?
- Anne
Exactly. Do not be late tomorrow!
Exactly. Do not be late tomorrow!
Who says this?
The station? What is your plan?
The station? What is your plan?
What does it mean?
Far? No. Right, then left at the corner. Very close!
Which line do you hear?
For Anne it is far ...
For Anne it is far ...
Put the words in order.
Everything is far away for Anne.
Who says this?
Good night. No, good morning!
Good night. No, good morning!
What does it mean?
Straight on. By the river. Five minutes on foot.
Which line do you hear?
I mean the bus station. It’s close.
Put the words in order.
So to the train station. First left?
So to the train station. First left?
What happens first?
Put the lines in the order they come in the scene.
Scene complete
Three routes to the station
Goal reachedI can ask the way and understand simple directions.
