5 * Fill in the appropriate verb in the
correct form.
• volunteer wonder • vaccinate
struggle • campaign. reduce
1 I often why we don't do more
to help people in need.
2 It's important to children to
stop them from catching serious illnesses,
3 The government wants to
poverty by 25% in the next five years.
4 Did you
at the animal shelter
last summer?
to understand your
Maths homework, my sister can help you.
6 Our organisation for free
exercise classes for children everywhere.
5 If you

Ten past two, quarter past two, twenty past three, twenty-five past five, half past seven, twenty to ten, twenty-five to eleven, quarter to twelve, five to one, five past one, twenty-three to five, twelve past six, twenty-three past eight, twelve to four, seven past eleven, half past ten, twenty-eight to ten, twelve to four, twelve past four, seven o'clock

November 7th, nineteen seventeen,
May 15th, nineteen thirty-five
August 31st, nineteen thirty-seven
July 22nd, nineteen forty-one
February 2nd, nineteen forty-three
May 9th, nineteen forty-five
April 12th, nineteen sixty-one
October 13th, nineteen sixty-four
November 10th, nineteen seventy
January 20th, nineteen seventy-eight
August 19th, nineteen ninety-one
June 12th, nineteen ninety-two
December 31st, nineteen ninety-nine
March 26th, two thousand
September 11th, two thousand one

She was 7 when she went to London. She had lived in India before she moved to England. Sarah's mother died when the girl was born. Her father was the one and only - a handsome, wealthy and loving man. It seemed to Sarah that the school furniture was very bulky, uncomfortable and not good at all.  Sarah also didn't like Mrs Minchin, her dark eyes and cold smile caused distrust. Sarah prefered adult books - French and German ones, English books, biographies and poetry as well. He bought her dresses, hats, a coat, a pair of gloves, some handkerchiefs and silks. Sarah locked herself up because she wanted to be alone.