Planning for a trip is an important step to have a great experience. You need to decide on the destination, book transportation, find a place to stay, and pack your bags. Some people like to plan every detail, while others prefer to be spontaneous. Having a good plan helps you avoid problems and enjoy your journey.
Examples:
I am planning a trip to the mountains.
She booked a hotel near the beach.
They made a list of things to pack.
GRAMMAR
Using "Going To" for Future Plans
We use going to when talking about planned trips in the future.
Structure:
Subject + am/is/are going to + verb + complement.
Examples:
I am going to visit my grandparents next weekend.
She is going to book a hotel in Paris.
They are going to travel by train.
Using Modal Verbs for Advice (Should, Must, Can)
We use should and must to give advice about planning a trip.
Examples:
You should book your tickets early.
You must bring your passport.
You can take a bus to the city center.
VOCABULARY
Destination – The place you are traveling to.
Itinerary – A plan for a trip, including activities and places to visit.
Budget – The amount of money you plan to spend.
Hotel – A place where people stay during a trip.
Luggage – Bags and suitcases for traveling.
Transportation – How you travel (car, bus, plane, train).
Packing – Putting things in a suitcase or bag.
Reservation – A booking for a hotel, flight, or restaurant.
Travel Agency – A company that helps people plan trips.
Sightseeing – Visiting famous places and attractions.
USEFUL EXPRESSIONS
Where are you going on your trip?
I am going to visit the mountains.
Have you booked your flight?
We need to make a packing list.
How much is the hotel per night?
Do you need a visa for this country?
Let’s check the weather forecast.
What activities are we going to do?
I need to exchange some money.
The trip is going to be amazing!
SENTENCES
Positive:
We are going to travel to Spain next summer.
She booked a hotel in the city center.
They prepared an itinerary for their trip.
Negative:
I am not going to travel this month.
He did not book a flight in advance.
They do not have enough time to visit all the places.
Questions and Answers:
Where are you going on your trip? → I am going to Italy.
Did you book a hotel? → Yes, I booked it online.
What should I pack? → You should bring comfortable clothes.
CONVERSATION
Anna: Hi, Mike! Are you planning a trip?
Mike: Yes! I am going to visit London next month.
Anna: That’s great! Have you booked your flight?
Mike: Not yet, but I am going to do it today.
Anna: Where are you going to stay?
Mike: I found a nice hotel near the city center.
Anna: Sounds like a great trip! Have fun!
Mike: Thanks, Anna!
LONG READING
Planning a Family Vacation
The Garcia family wanted to go on a vacation. They decided to visit a beach town. First, they checked their budget and made a list of expenses. Then, they booked a hotel and bought their plane tickets. They also made a list of things to pack, including swimsuits, sunscreen, and hats.
On the day of the trip, they arrived at the airport early. The flight was smooth, and they reached their destination in the afternoon. They checked into the hotel and went for a walk on the beach. The weather was perfect, and they had a great time.
Questions:
Where did the Garcia family go?
What did they pack for the trip?
How was the weather?
Answers:
They went to a beach town.
They packed swimsuits, sunscreen, and hats.
The weather was perfect.
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