Visiting My Grandparents

I love visiting my grandparents. They live in a small house in the countryside. The house has a big garden with flowers and trees. My grandmother always bakes cookies for me. She makes the best chocolate chip cookies. My grandfather tells me funny stories about his childhood. I like listening to his stories while sitting on the porch. In the garden, I help water the flowers and pick fresh vegetables. My grandparents and I have dinner together every evening. We laugh and share stories at the table. Visiting my grandparents makes me feel happy and loved. I always look forward to my next visit.

Key Vocabulary

To help you recall the words faster, draw a picture, create a sentence, or a story for each word.

  1. Countryside – Land outside the city with fields and nature.

  2. Porch – A covered area at the front or back of a house.

  3. Garden – A space with flowers, plants, or vegetables.

  4. Childhood – The time when someone was a child.

  5. Look forward – To feel excited about something in the future.

Individual Sentences

  1. I love visiting my grandparents.

  2. They live in a small house in the countryside.

  3. The house has a big garden with flowers and trees.

  4. My grandmother always bakes cookies for me.

  5. She makes the best chocolate chip cookies.

  6. My grandfather tells me funny stories about his childhood.

  7. I like listening to his stories while sitting on the porch.

  8. In the garden, I help water the flowers and pick fresh vegetables.

  9. My grandparents and I have dinner together every evening.

  10. We laugh and share stories at the table.

  11. Visiting my grandparents makes me feel happy and loved.

  12. I always look forward to my next visit.

Who Are You Talking To?

Just an example of how this phrase would be said in different environments:
Phrase: "What do you like about visiting your grandparents?"

  1. Casual: "Hey, what’s the best part of visiting your grandparents?"

  2. Intimate: "Sweetie, why do you love visiting your grandparents?"

  3. Formal: "May I ask what you enjoy most about visiting your grandparents?"

  4. Business: "Could you explain why visiting your grandparents is meaningful to you?"

  5. Writing: "Please describe why visiting your grandparents is special and what you enjoy about it."

Natural Dialogue

Me: Do you like visiting your grandparents?
Friend: Yes, I love visiting them!
Me: What do you enjoy most when you visit?
Friend: I like helping in the garden and eating my grandmother’s cookies.
Me: How do you feel when you visit your grandparents?
Friend: I feel happy and loved!