1. He broke his leg while he ... football.
c. was playing
2. Tom and Alice ... married last week.
a. got
3. After she ... her homework she read a comic.
c. had finished
4. They ... to London this year.
b. have moved
5. James ... a new car last month.
a. bought
6. My brother was ill, so we ... to the beach.
b. didn't go
7. I ... the dishes before Mum came back from her work.
c. had washed
8. ... it ... raining yet?
a. Has ... stopped
9. ... Tom ... home when you saw him?
c. Was going
10. She doesn't live here anymore. She ... a new flat.
a. has bought
11. We ... lunch when they arrived.
b. were having
12. ... you ever ... Chinese food?
a. Have ... eaten
13. She fell asleep while she ... TV.
b. was watching
14. Jack's on holiday. He ... to Egypt.
a. has gone
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I decided to help in a nursing home, instead of "hanging" at home in front of a computer. I'm going to do this in the summer, because it's hard to do this during the school period.
I love the idea of being involved in something worthwhile. You can help for a couple of hours, twice a week. In a nursing home, your job is to help the helpless old people, help the staff feed the elderly, clean their rooms and take care of them. Most of the people in the nursing home are simply abandoned. When I first saw them, I almost burst into tears. They look so lonely and unhappy.
Looking after these people shows the importance of being kind to them. Spending some time with older people will be very supportive and reassuring. Through volunteering, you get to know yourself better, meet interesting people and gain valuable experience.
