
English for Speakers of Other Languages
2. Give & Follow Directions & Sequence
Level: Beginner/Early IntermediateSupporting Materials
How to Teach
How to Assess
Corresponding State Language Forms
NoneAt the end of this language function, students will be able to...
- Give simple directions
- Give commands that express location
- Use transitional words that sequence events
Sample Language Patterns:
Imperative form:- Open the door.
- Stand up.
- Walk.
- Read your homework.
- On the floor.
- Under the table.
- In your seat.
- In the backpack.
- Up the stairs.
- Put the pencil in the desk.
- Walk through the gym.
- Pick up your pencil.
- Write your name on the board.
- Give it to her.
- Smile at her.
- First, second, third…
- Now…
- Next…
- Then…
- Finally…