You have to get up early. You'll be late for school. (You have to … be late for school.)

Read the text and choose the correct answer A, B or C to each question

Studies have shown volunteering can have lifelong benefits for youth and help develop skills that will benefit them in life, school, and future career. First, volunteering can lead to a greater feeling of self-worth because helping others can help teens reflect on what they have and become more empathetic to everyone in their lives.

People who volunteer when they are young are more likely to volunteer and donate to non-profit and charity funds when they are older. Moreover, volunteering can also help teens academically. There is a positive link between students who earn good grades and those who are involved in community service. Finally, voluntary work helps teens gain new skills which are necessary for the job market such as leadership, communication skills, dependability, time management, and decision making.

1. Volunteering brings many benefits to young people …

Rewrite each of the following sentences using no more than FIVE words.

1. My sister finds watching films on TV boring. (Watching films on TV …)

Find a mistake in each sentence and correct it.

1. My mum enjoys do yoga every day to keep fit.

Reorder the words and phrases to make meaningful sentences.

1. taught / a primary school / We / last summer / English / in / to children / .

Young volunteers tend to … when they are older.