Easter

I’m going to visit my family this Easter.
She’s going to travel to the countryside.
We’re going to have lunch together.
They’re going to buy chocolate eggs.
He isn’t going to stay at home.
We aren’t going to work on Friday.
Are you going to see your friends?
Is she going to make a special meal?

Text (8–12′)

Easter in the UK: Anna’s Holiday

On Sunday, Megan’s family invited Anna for Easter lunch. They ate roast lamb, potatoes, and vegetables. After lunch, the children had a small Easter egg hunt in the garden. Anna thought it was fun because everyone was relaxed and happy together.

This Easter, Anna is going to stay in Spain. She’s going to visit her sister, make a big lunch, and buy some chocolate for her nephews. She isn’t going to travel, but she is going to have a quiet and enjoyable weekend.

Guided Practice (12–15′)

A. Complete with the correct form of going to

1. Anna ______ stay in Spain this Easter.
2. She ______ visit her sister.
3. They ______ make a big lunch.
4. I ______ not travel this weekend.
5. We ______ buy chocolate eggs.
6. He ______ not stay at home on Sunday.
7. ______ you ______ cook for your family?
8. ______ she ______ have a quiet weekend?

B. Put the words in order

1. going / I / am / visit / to / my sister
2. is / she / going / buy / to / chocolate
3. not / we / are / going / travel / to
4. lunch / going / have / they / are / to / a big
5. he / going / is / cook / to / on Sunday
6. are / what / you / going / do / to / this Easter

Speaking Drills (8–10′)

1. What are you going to do this Easter?
2. Are you going to stay at home?
3. Are you going to visit family?
4. Are you going to cook anything special?
5. Are you going to travel anywhere?
6. What are you going to eat?

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