HAVE YOU ARRANGED EVERYTHING FOR YOUR TRIP?

 The question “Have you arranged everything for your trip?” is in the present perfect tense. It asks if the action of preparing and organizing for the trip is already finished before now. This question is common when talking about travel plans, responsibilities, and organization.

In this lesson, we will practice:

• Talking about travel preparation.

• Using present perfect, past simple, present simple, and present continuous.

• Expressing future plans with will and going to.

• Using modal verbs (can, should, must, mustn’t) for advice and rules.

• Using comparatives and superlatives to compare trips and preparations.

• Learning travel-related vocabulary.

Examples:

• Have you arranged everything for your trip?

• Yes, I have arranged the documents and packed my bag.

• I am checking my passport now.

• We are going to leave tomorrow.

• You mustn’t forget your ticket.

• This trip is more exciting than the last one.

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GRAMMAR

1. Present Perfect (for experiences and results)

• Have you arranged everything for your trip?

• Yes, I have arranged my clothes and documents.

• No, I haven’t packed yet.

2. Past Simple (for past finished actions)

• I arranged my passport yesterday.

• Did you buy your tickets last week?

3. Present Simple (routines and facts)

• I usually arrange my suitcase one day before traveling.

• She always checks her documents twice.

4. Present Continuous (now or near future)

• I am packing my clothes right now.

• We are leaving for the airport tomorrow morning.

5. Future (Will / Going to)

• I will arrange my bag tonight.

• We are going to travel to Spain next month.

6. Modal Verbs

• You should bring warm clothes.

• You mustn’t forget your passport.

• You can carry only one small bag.

7. Comparatives and Superlatives

• This trip is longer than the last one.

• That was the most expensive trip of my life.

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VOCABULARY (10 words)

1. Trip – a journey from one place to another.

2. Arrange – to organize or plan something.

3. Suitcase – a bag for clothes and things when traveling.

4. Passport – an official travel document for international trips.

5. Ticket – a paper or digital document to travel by plane, bus, or train.

6. Destination – the place where you are going.

7. Luggage – bags and suitcases you carry when you travel.

8. Schedule – a plan of times and dates.

9. Hotel – a place where travelers sleep.

10. Airport – the place where planes arrive and leave.

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USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

• Have you arranged everything for your trip?

• Yes, I have already arranged my suitcase.

• No, I haven’t booked the hotel yet.

• I’m going to check my documents now.

• You mustn’t forget your passport and ticket.

• We should arrive at the airport early.

• This destination is better than the last one.

• I will call the hotel tomorrow.

• Can you help me with my luggage?

• It is the most exciting trip I have ever had.

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SENTENCES

Positive:

• I have arranged my documents for the trip.

• She is packing her suitcase right now.

• We are going to travel next Friday.

Negative:

• I haven’t arranged everything yet.

• He didn’t book the hotel last week.

• They aren’t checking their tickets now.

Questions and Answers:

• Have you arranged everything for your trip? – Yes, I have.

• Did she buy the tickets yesterday? – Yes, she did.

• Is he preparing his luggage now? – No, he isn’t.

• Will we leave early tomorrow? – Yes, we will.

• Should I bring warm clothes? – Yes, you should.

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CONVERSATION

Maria: Hi, John. Have you arranged everything for your trip?
John: Not yet. I have packed my suitcase, but I haven’t booked the hotel.
Maria: Oh no! You should book it soon. Hotels are usually full in summer.
John: You’re right. I will call the hotel tonight.
Maria: Good idea. Where are you going?
John: I’m going to Paris next week. It’s more exciting than my last trip.
Maria: Wow, Paris! That is the most romantic city in the world.
John: Yes, I can’t wait. But I mustn’t forget my passport this time.
Maria: Exactly. Have a great trip!

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Long READING

Text:
Anna is preparing for her holiday. She is going to travel to Italy next month. She has already arranged many things for her trip. She has bought the plane tickets and booked the hotel. She has also prepared her suitcase.

However, Anna hasn’t finished everything yet. She hasn’t checked her passport, and she hasn’t changed money. She knows she must do these things soon.

Anna is very excited because this trip is longer than her last one. She thinks it will be the most interesting trip she has ever had.

Questions:

1. Where is Anna going?

2. What has she already arranged?

3. What hasn’t she done yet?

4. How does she feel about the trip?

5. Why does she think it will be interesting?

Answers:

1. She is going to Italy.

2. She has bought the tickets, booked the hotel, and prepared her suitcase.

3. She hasn’t checked her passport and hasn’t changed money.

4. She is very excited.

5. Because it is longer than her last trip.