II. Complete the sentences with the words or phrases from the box.

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1. After the earthquake, there are a lot of (a)   people.

II. Complete the sentences with the words or phrases from the box.

street children volunteers homeless people elderly people sick children donors disabled people homeless

2. Sally often spends her free time helping (a)   at the hospital.

II. Complete the sentences with the words or phrases from the box.

street children volunteers homeless people elderly people sick children donors disabled people homeless

They provide housing and other services to (a)   who are unemployed. 

II. Complete the sentences with the words or phrases from the box.

street children volunteers homeless people elderly people sick children donors disabled people homeless

4. Street Child works to help (a)   off the streets and into school.

II. Complete the sentences with the words or phrases from the box.

street children volunteers homeless people elderly people sick children donors disabled people homeless

5. Most blood (a)   are unpaid volunteers who donate blood for a community supply.

II. Complete the sentences with the words or phrases from the box.

street children volunteers homeless people elderly people sick children donors disabled people homeless

6. Schools need (a)   to help children to read.

II. Complete the sentences with the words or phrases from the box.

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7. They help (a)   with housework and gardening.

II. Complete the sentences with the words or phrases from the box.

street children volunteers homeless people elderly people sick children donors disabled people homeless

8. The local authority built a new home for severely (a)   who cannot work or take care of themselves.

III. Complete the sentences with the correct verbs in the box.

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tutor recycle provide organise

1. (a)   at a nursing home, soup kitchen, or homeless shelter.

III. Complete the sentences with the correct verbs in the box.

plant volunteer clean up donate

tutor recycle provide organise

2. (a)   plastic and paper for a clean environment.

III. Complete the sentences with the correct verbs in the box.

plant volunteer clean up donate

tutor recycle provide organise

3. (a)   nutritious meals to the poor and needy people.

III. Complete the sentences with the correct verbs in the box.

plant volunteer clean up donate

tutor recycle provide organise

4. (a)   homeless children who are unable to attend school.

III. Complete the sentences with the correct verbs in the box.

plant volunteer clean up donate

tutor recycle provide organise

5. (a)   your used books to your local library or charities.

III. Complete the sentences with the correct verbs in the box.

plant volunteer clean up donate

tutor recycle provide organise

6. (a)   a fundraising event to raise money for charity.

III. Complete the sentences with the correct verbs in the box.

plant volunteer clean up donate

tutor recycle provide organise

7. (a)   polluted rivers and lakes.

III. Complete the sentences with the correct verbs in the box.

plant volunteer clean up donate

tutor recycle provide organise

8. (a)   trees or flowers in your backyard or community garden.

V. Fill in the blanks with "was/ wasn't/ were/ weren't/ did/ didn’t”.

1. He (a)   in prison last year.

V. Fill in the blanks with "was/ wasn't/ were/ weren't/ did/ didn’t”.

2. (a)   she leave for London last night?

V. Fill in the blanks with "was/ wasn't/ were/ weren't/ did/ didn’t”.

3. (a)   Nina and Sam free all day yesterday?

V. Fill in the blanks with "was/ wasn't/ were/ weren't/ did/ didn’t”.

4. My vacation in Hue (a)   wonderful.

V. Fill in the blanks with "was/ wasn't/ were/ weren't/ did/ didn’t”.

6. The policeman (a)   tell us to come back in two hours yesterday.

V. Fill in the blanks with "was/ wasn't/ were/ weren't/ did/ didn’t”.

5. Last summer, I (a)   visit Ngoc Son Temple in Ha Noi.

V. Fill in the blanks with "was/ wasn't/ were/ weren't/ did/ didn’t”.

7. What (a)   you do last summer?

V. Fill in the blanks with "was/ wasn't/ were/ weren't/ did/ didn’t”.

8. (a)   she visit Hue when she was a child?

V. Fill in the blanks with "was/ wasn't/ were/ weren't/ did/ didn’t”.

9. Mimi and Lucy (a)   at home in Florida last week. They were at Ben’s house in Miami.

V. Fill in the blanks with "was/ wasn't/ were/ weren't/ did/ didn’t”.

10. Julia (a)   wear uniform to school yesterday.

Write the correct answer:

1. The construction was finished I finish 40 years ago.

(a)  

Write the correct answer:

2. When I was young, I want I wanted to be a pilot.

(a)  

Write the correct answer:

3. Daisy repaired / prepared a nice dinner.

(a)  

Write the correct answer:

4. The children ate / eatted cheese sandwiches.

(a)  

Write the correct answer:

5. Did you sit / Did you sat next to Daniel?

(a)  

Write the correct answer:

6. There was / were a lot of people at the football match.

(a)  

Write the correct answer:

7. Some of my friends missed / mised the party.

(a)  

Write the correct answer:

8. The police stoped / stopped me on my way home last year.

(a)  

Write the correct answer:

9. My mother didn't picked I didn't pick up me the last afternoon.

(a)  

Write the correct answer:

10. Jane brought I bought her new laptop to school.

(a)  

IX. Fill in the blank with a suitable preposition.

1. Tom Holden worked as a volunteer at a charity (a)   2010.

IX. Fill in the blank with a suitable preposition.

2. They provided housing and other supports (a)   homeless people.

IX. Fill in the blank with a suitable preposition.

3. Some volunteers enjoy helping elderly people living (a)   nursing homes.

IX. Fill in the blank with a suitable preposition.

4. She donated thousands of pounds (a)   children's charities.

IX. Fill in the blank with a suitable preposition.

5. The benefits (a)   volunteering are enormous to you, and your community.

IX. Fill in the blank with a suitable preposition.

6. You can volunteer to help cook and serve a meal (a)   a homeless shelter.

IX. Fill in the blank with a suitable preposition.

7. UNICEF has launched a campaign to help children (a)   need.

IX. Fill in the blank with a suitable preposition.

8. They provide street children (a)   food and books

C. READING COMPREHENSION

I. Read the text carefully then answer the questions.

Community service is work done by a person or group of people that benefits others. It is often done near the area where you live, so your own community gets the benefits of your work. You do not get paid to perform community service, but get to learn a lot. Community service can help many different groups of people, even animals and the environment. Community service is often organized through a local group, such as a place of worship, school, or non-profit organization, or you can start your own community service projects. Community service can even involve raising funds by donating used goods or selling used goods like clothing.

Many people participate in community service because they enjoy helping others and improving their community.

1. What is community service?

(a)  

C. READING COMPREHENSION

I. Read the text carefully then answer the questions.

Community service is work done by a person or group of people that benefits others. It is often done near the area where you live, so your own community gets the benefits of your work. You do not get paid to perform community service, but get to learn a lot. Community service can help many different groups of people, even animals and the environment. Community service is often organized through a local group, such as a place of worship, school, or non-profit organization, or you can start your own community service projects. Community service can even involve raising funds by donating used goods or selling used goods like clothing.

Many people participate in community service because they enjoy helping others and improving their community.

2. Where is community service often done?

(a)  

C. READING COMPREHENSION

I. Read the text carefully then answer the questions.

Community service is work done by a person or group of people that benefits others. It is often done near the area where you live, so your own community gets the benefits of your work. You do not get paid to perform community service, but get to learn a lot. Community service can help many different groups of people, even animals and the environment. Community service is often organized through a local group, such as a place of worship, school, or non-profit organization, or you can start your own community service projects. Community service can even involve raising funds by donating used goods or selling used goods like clothing.

Many people participate in community service because they enjoy helping others and improving their community.

3. Is community service a paying job?

(a)  

C. READING COMPREHENSION

I. Read the text carefully then answer the questions.

Community service is work done by a person or group of people that benefits others. It is often done near the area where you live, so your own community gets the benefits of your work. You do not get paid to perform community service, but get to learn a lot. Community service can help many different groups of people, even animals and the environment. Community service is often organized through a local group, such as a place of worship, school, or non-profit organization, or you can start your own community service projects. Community service can even involve raising funds by donating used goods or selling used goods like clothing.

Many people participate in community service because they enjoy helping others and improving their community.

4. What groups of people can community service help?

(a)  

C. READING COMPREHENSION

I. Read the text carefully then answer the questions.

Community service is work done by a person or group of people that benefits others. It is often done near the area where you live, so your own community gets the benefits of your work. You do not get paid to perform community service, but get to learn a lot. Community service can help many different groups of people, even animals and the environment. Community service is often organized through a local group, such as a place of worship, school, or non-profit organization, or you can start your own community service projects. Community service can even involve raising funds by donating used goods or selling used goods like clothing.

Many people participate in community service because they enjoy helping others and improving their community.

5. Is donation of used goods a community service example?

(a)  

C. READING COMPREHENSION

I. Read the text carefully then answer the questions.

Community service is work done by a person or group of people that benefits others. It is often done near the area where you live, so your own community gets the benefits of your work. You do not get paid to perform community service, but get to learn a lot. Community service can help many different groups of people, even animals and the environment. Community service is often organized through a local group, such as a place of worship, school, or non-profit organization, or you can start your own community service projects. Community service can even involve raising funds by donating used goods or selling used goods like clothing.

Many people participate in community service because they enjoy helping others and improving their community.

6. Why do many people take part in community service?

(a)  

D. WRITING

I. Write full sentences using the Past Simple Tense.

1. last year / we / start / community garden / project.

(a)  

D. WRITING

I. Write full sentences using the Past Simple Tense.

2. My older sister / finish / her university / two years ago.

(a)  

D. WRITING

I. Write full sentences using the Past Simple Tense.

3. My neighbors / buy / a new car /last week.

(a)  

D. WRITING

I. Write full sentences using the Past Simple Tense.

4. We I spend /the whole evening / in the park.

(a)  

D. WRITING

I. Write full sentences using the Past Simple Tense.

5. Daniel /write /an interesting report / yesterday.

(a)  

D. WRITING

I. Write full sentences using the Past Simple Tense.

6. She / participate in /an interesting campaign / last Saturday?

(a)  

D. WRITING

I. Write full sentences using the Past Simple Tense.

7. My father /buy / a nice cat / last month.

(a)  

D. WRITING

I. Write full sentences using the Past Simple Tense.

8. I / forget / to call my friend / yesterday.

(a)  

II. Write the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first one. Use the word in brackets.

1. I'm leaving now because I don't want to miss the train. (so)

(a)  

II. Write the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first one. Use the word in brackets.

2. The last time I saw my uncle was two years ago. (for)

=> I haven't (a)  

II. Write the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first one. Use the word in brackets.

3. Let me reach my office and then I will talk to him. (when)

=> I (a)  

II. Write the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first one. Use the word in brackets.

4. Why don't we donate our old books, toys and clothes to charity? (suggests)

=> Mom (a)  

II. Write the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first one. Use the word in brackets.

5. Jane stayed behind after the class in order to talk to the teacher. (because)

=> Jane (a)  

II. Write the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first one. Use the word in brackets.

6. This is the first time they’ve been to Korea. (before)

=> They've (a)  

II. Write the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first one. Use the word in brackets.

7. We suggested people recycle glass, cans and paper. (encouraged)

=> We (a)