Collocation
Where is the hospital?
A common question used to ask for directions to a medical facility.
Definition
'Where is the hospital?' is a common English collocation. A common question used to ask for directions to a medical facility.
[Question word] + is + the + [place]
“Excuse me, where is the hospital?”
Examples
- Excuse me, I'm new here. Where is the hospital?
- Can you tell me, please, where is the hospital?
- My friend is feeling unwell, so I need to ask, where is the hospital?
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- I'm lost. Could you help me find out where is the hospital?
- A tourist approached me and asked, 'Where is the hospital?'
- He looked at his GPS and muttered, 'Where is the hospital? It should be around here.'
- She urgently needed to know where is the hospital for her sick child.
- During the emergency, everyone was asking, 'Where is the hospital?'
- The sign was confusing, so I had to ask someone, 'Where is the hospital?'
- If someone needs medical attention, the first question is usually, 'Where is the hospital?'
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