Going on a trip means traveling to a different place for fun, work, or to visit someone. Trips can be short or long, and they can be by car, plane, train, or bus. People take trips to explore new places, relax, or spend time with family and friends. Planning a trip includes choosing a destination, packing luggage, and deciding what activities to do.
Examples:
I am going on a trip to the mountains next weekend.
She went on a trip to visit her grandparents.
We need to pack our bags before going on a trip.
GRAMMAR
Using Present Continuous for Future Plans
We use the present continuous to talk about future travel plans.
Structure:
Subject + am/is/are + verb (-ing) + complement.
Examples:
I am traveling to Spain next summer.
They are visiting their cousins next weekend.
She is flying to New York tomorrow.
Using "Going to" for Future Intentions
We use going to to express planned trips in the future.
Examples:
We are going to visit the beach next week.
He is going to take a train to the city.
They are going to stay in a hotel.
VOCABULARY
Trip – A journey to another place.
Destination – The place where you are going.
Luggage – Bags where you put your clothes and things.
Ticket – A piece of paper or digital pass to travel.
Airport – A place where planes take off and land.
Hotel – A place where people stay when they travel.
Tourist – A person who travels for fun.
Vacation – A time to relax and travel.
Passport – A document to travel to another country.
Suitcase – A large bag for carrying clothes when traveling.
USEFUL EXPRESSIONS
Where are you going on your trip?
I need to pack my suitcase.
Let’s book a hotel for our trip.
How long is the trip?
What time is our flight?
Do you have your passport and ticket?
We are going on a trip next month!
The trip was amazing!
I love traveling to new places.
We need to plan our trip soon.
SENTENCES
Positive:
I am going on a trip next weekend.
She is packing her bags for the trip.
They are visiting a beautiful beach.
Negative:
We are not going to travel this month.
He is not taking a plane; he is taking a train.
She is not staying in a hotel; she will stay with friends.
Questions and Answers:
Where are you going on your trip? → I am going to Paris.
Are they traveling by plane? → Yes, they are.
Is she going to visit her family? → No, she is going with friends.
CONVERSATION
Anna: Hey, Mark! Are you going on a trip this summer?
Mark: Yes! I am going to Italy with my family.
Anna: That sounds amazing! How long are you staying?
Mark: We are staying for two weeks.
Anna: What places are you going to visit?
Mark: We are going to visit Rome, Venice, and Florence.
Anna: Wow! Have a great trip!
Mark: Thank you!
LONG READING
A Wonderful Trip to Japan
Last year, Maria went on a trip to Japan. She traveled by plane and arrived in Tokyo. She stayed in a nice hotel and visited many beautiful places. She went to temples, ate delicious sushi, and explored the busy streets of the city.
One day, she took a train to Kyoto, where she saw beautiful gardens and traditional houses. She loved the culture, the people, and the food. It was an unforgettable experience.
After two weeks, Maria returned home. She took many pictures and shared her stories with her friends. She hopes to visit Japan again in the future.
Questions:
Where did Maria go on her trip?
What did she eat in Japan?
How did she travel to Kyoto?
Answers:
She went to Japan.
She ate sushi.
She took a train.
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