Intermediate 2B WB | The English Express

Complete the sentences with the present perfect simple form of the verb in brackets and for or since.

Question:

My mum ill last Friday. (be)

Complete the sentences with the present perfect simple form of the verb in brackets and for or since.

Question:

We each other we were at school. (know)

Complete the sentences with the present perfect simple form of the verb in brackets and for or since.

Question:

He for the same company five years. (work)

Complete the sentences with the present perfect simple form of the verb in brackets and for or since.

Question:

They in Scotland they got married. (live)

Complete the sentences with the present perfect simple form of the verb in brackets and for or since.

Question:

My parents away the weekend. (go)

Complete the sentences with the present perfect simple form of the verb in brackets and for or since.

Question:

I to go to Australia a long time. (want)

Complete the sentences with the present perfect simple form of the verb in brackets and for or since.

Question:

She to me last year. (not speak)

Complete the dialogues with the present perfect continuous form of the verbs.

Question:

A. How long was your flight?
B. Twelve hours. all day. (we / travel)

Complete the dialogues with the present perfect continuous form of the verbs.

Question:

A. My brother has a very good job in New York.
B. Really? How long there? (he / work)

Complete the dialogues with the present perfect continuous form of the verbs.

Question:

A. Diana’s found a new flat, at last.
B. Oh good! one for ages. (she / look for)

Complete the dialogues with the present perfect continuous form of the verbs.

Question:

A. Why does Liam’s teacher want to see you?
B. his homework lately. (he / not do)

Complete the dialogues with the present perfect continuous form of the verbs.

Question:

A. You’re late.
B. Yes, I Know. Sorry. long? (you / wait)

Complete the dialogues with the present perfect continuous form of the verbs.

Question:

A. You look exhausted.
B. the children all day! (I / look after)

Choose the correct form. If both forms are possible, Choose (right) the sentence.

1. Hannah has had| has been having the same boyfriend since she was at school.

has had
has been having

Choose the correct form. If both forms are possible, Choose (right) the sentence.

2. How long has Mark played | has Mark been playing the bass guitar?

has Mark played
has Mark been

Choose the correct form. If both forms are possible, Choose (right) the sentence.

3. He’s worked | He’s been working in this school since he started teaching.

He's worked
He's been working

Choose the correct form. If both forms are possible, Choose (right) the sentence.

4. I’ve known | I’ve been knowing you for years.

I've known
I’ve been knowing

Choose the correct form. If both forms are possible, Choose (right) the sentence.

5. We’ve gone | We’ve been going to the same dentist since we were children.

We've gone
We've been going

Choose the correct form. If both forms are possible, Choose (right) the sentence.

6. You’ve worn | You’ve been wearing that coat for years!

You've worn
You've been wearing

Listen and complete the sentences.

i. How have they been going together?
ii. She’s been ill since .
iii. They been here for long,
iv. We’ve been the house all .
v. I been well lately.

Read the article again. Answer the questions with the letters A, B, or C.

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A The Book Bus
Do you enjoy reading? Do you like children? Then why not volunteer for our mobile library service in Zambia? We work with disadvantaged children in state primary schools, and it’s a lot of fun. We read stories, do art projects, and organize activities to help the children learn English. After breakfast at 7 a.m., we head to our first school in time for the beginning of the school day. Every morning we visit at least four schools, and we spend about an hour in each one. We get back to camp at around 2 p.m. for lunch, and after that you have the afternoon free to relax, or prepare activities. The project takes place from May to September, and it’s open to everyone. Volunteers have to pay for their own flight and make a contribution to the project.
B The Great Orang-utan Project
Are you an animal lover? If you are, then you should come to Kubah National Park in Borneo. We need people to help us look after our orang-utans. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to touch the animals, as they are being prepared to be released into the wild, but you’ll work very near them. You’ll spend your time in the Wildlife Centre repairing the shelters where the orang-utans live, or building new ones. You might have to make a swing, or install some ropes where the animals can play. You’ll have your own room in a wooden hut which looks out onto the rainforest. The programme lasts for two or four weeks and it costs £1,280 or £1,865 respectively, excluding flights.
C Construction in Peru
Are you good at making things? If you are, and you’d like to take part in a construction project, how about coming to Peru to lend a hand? You’ll be based in Cuzco in south-eastern Peru, and you’ll be involved in the construction of a small school, and a community centre or an orphanage. You may have to paint and do repairs to existing buildings, or build new ones in and around the city. You’ll live with a Peruvian family, and you’ll eat all your meals together in their house. All of the houses have electricity and running water, but you’ll have to go to an internet café in Cuzco if you want to go online. You are expected to work from Monday to Friday, and at the weekend you can explore some of the fantastic sights in the region. Please bring your own work clothes.

Question:

encourages sightseeing

A
B
C

Read the article again. Answer the questions with the letters A, B, or C.

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A The Book Bus
Do you enjoy reading? Do you like children? Then why not volunteer for our mobile library service in Zambia? We work with disadvantaged children in state primary schools, and it’s a lot of fun. We read stories, do art projects, and organize activities to help the children learn English. After breakfast at 7 a.m., we head to our first school in time for the beginning of the school day. Every morning we visit at least four schools, and we spend about an hour in each one. We get back to camp at around 2 p.m. for lunch, and after that you have the afternoon free to relax, or prepare activities. The project takes place from May to September, and it’s open to everyone. Volunteers have to pay for their own flight and make a contribution to the project.
B The Great Orang-utan Project
Are you an animal lover? If you are, then you should come to Kubah National Park in Borneo. We need people to help us look after our orang-utans. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to touch the animals, as they are being prepared to be released into the wild, but you’ll work very near them. You’ll spend your time in the Wildlife Centre repairing the shelters where the orang-utans live, or building new ones. You might have to make a swing, or install some ropes where the animals can play. You’ll have your own room in a wooden hut which looks out onto the rainforest. The programme lasts for two or four weeks and it costs £1,280 or £1,865 respectively, excluding flights.
C Construction in Peru
Are you good at making things? If you are, and you’d like to take part in a construction project, how about coming to Peru to lend a hand? You’ll be based in Cuzco in south-eastern Peru, and you’ll be involved in the construction of a small school, and a community centre or an orphanage. You may have to paint and do repairs to existing buildings, or build new ones in and around the city. You’ll live with a Peruvian family, and you’ll eat all your meals together in their house. All of the houses have electricity and running water, but you’ll have to go to an internet café in Cuzco if you want to go online. You are expected to work from Monday to Friday, and at the weekend you can explore some of the fantastic sights in the region. Please bring your own work clothes.

Question:

offers accommodation in tents

A
B
C

Read the article again. Answer the questions with the letters A, B, or C.

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A The Book Bus
Do you enjoy reading? Do you like children? Then why not volunteer for our mobile library service in Zambia? We work with disadvantaged children in state primary schools, and it’s a lot of fun. We read stories, do art projects, and organize activities to help the children learn English. After breakfast at 7 a.m., we head to our first school in time for the beginning of the school day. Every morning we visit at least four schools, and we spend about an hour in each one. We get back to camp at around 2 p.m. for lunch, and after that you have the afternoon free to relax, or prepare activities. The project takes place from May to September, and it’s open to everyone. Volunteers have to pay for their own flight and make a contribution to the project.
B The Great Orang-utan Project
Are you an animal lover? If you are, then you should come to Kubah National Park in Borneo. We need people to help us look after our orang-utans. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to touch the animals, as they are being prepared to be released into the wild, but you’ll work very near them. You’ll spend your time in the Wildlife Centre repairing the shelters where the orang-utans live, or building new ones. You might have to make a swing, or install some ropes where the animals can play. You’ll have your own room in a wooden hut which looks out onto the rainforest. The programme lasts for two or four weeks and it costs £1,280 or £1,865 respectively, excluding flights.
C Construction in Peru
Are you good at making things? If you are, and you’d like to take part in a construction project, how about coming to Peru to lend a hand? You’ll be based in Cuzco in south-eastern Peru, and you’ll be involved in the construction of a small school, and a community centre or an orphanage. You may have to paint and do repairs to existing buildings, or build new ones in and around the city. You’ll live with a Peruvian family, and you’ll eat all your meals together in their house. All of the houses have electricity and running water, but you’ll have to go to an internet café in Cuzco if you want to go online. You are expected to work from Monday to Friday, and at the weekend you can explore some of the fantastic sights in the region. Please bring your own work clothes.

Question:

says what volunteers should bring

A
B
C

Read the article again. Answer the questions with the letters A, B, or C.

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A The Book Bus
Do you enjoy reading? Do you like children? Then why not volunteer for our mobile library service in Zambia? We work with disadvantaged children in state primary schools, and it’s a lot of fun. We read stories, do art projects, and organize activities to help the children learn English. After breakfast at 7 a.m., we head to our first school in time for the beginning of the school day. Every morning we visit at least four schools, and we spend about an hour in each one. We get back to camp at around 2 p.m. for lunch, and after that you have the afternoon free to relax, or prepare activities. The project takes place from May to September, and it’s open to everyone. Volunteers have to pay for their own flight and make a contribution to the project.
B The Great Orang-utan Project
Are you an animal lover? If you are, then you should come to Kubah National Park in Borneo. We need people to help us look after our orang-utans. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to touch the animals, as they are being prepared to be released into the wild, but you’ll work very near them. You’ll spend your time in the Wildlife Centre repairing the shelters where the orang-utans live, or building new ones. You might have to make a swing, or install some ropes where the animals can play. You’ll have your own room in a wooden hut which looks out onto the rainforest. The programme lasts for two or four weeks and it costs £1,280 or £1,865 respectively, excluding flights.
C Construction in Peru
Are you good at making things? If you are, and you’d like to take part in a construction project, how about coming to Peru to lend a hand? You’ll be based in Cuzco in south-eastern Peru, and you’ll be involved in the construction of a small school, and a community centre or an orphanage. You may have to paint and do repairs to existing buildings, or build new ones in and around the city. You’ll live with a Peruvian family, and you’ll eat all your meals together in their house. All of the houses have electricity and running water, but you’ll have to go to an internet café in Cuzco if you want to go online. You are expected to work from Monday to Friday, and at the weekend you can explore some of the fantastic sights in the region. Please bring your own work clothes.

Question:

gives volunteers free afternoons

A
B
C

Read the article again. Answer the questions with the letters A, B, or C.

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A The Book Bus
Do you enjoy reading? Do you like children? Then why not volunteer for our mobile library service in Zambia? We work with disadvantaged children in state primary schools, and it’s a lot of fun. We read stories, do art projects, and organize activities to help the children learn English. After breakfast at 7 a.m., we head to our first school in time for the beginning of the school day. Every morning we visit at least four schools, and we spend about an hour in each one. We get back to camp at around 2 p.m. for lunch, and after that you have the afternoon free to relax, or prepare activities. The project takes place from May to September, and it’s open to everyone. Volunteers have to pay for their own flight and make a contribution to the project.
B The Great Orang-utan Project
Are you an animal lover? If you are, then you should come to Kubah National Park in Borneo. We need people to help us look after our orang-utans. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to touch the animals, as they are being prepared to be released into the wild, but you’ll work very near them. You’ll spend your time in the Wildlife Centre repairing the shelters where the orang-utans live, or building new ones. You might have to make a swing, or install some ropes where the animals can play. You’ll have your own room in a wooden hut which looks out onto the rainforest. The programme lasts for two or four weeks and it costs £1,280 or £1,865 respectively, excluding flights.
C Construction in Peru
Are you good at making things? If you are, and you’d like to take part in a construction project, how about coming to Peru to lend a hand? You’ll be based in Cuzco in south-eastern Peru, and you’ll be involved in the construction of a small school, and a community centre or an orphanage. You may have to paint and do repairs to existing buildings, or build new ones in and around the city. You’ll live with a Peruvian family, and you’ll eat all your meals together in their house. All of the houses have electricity and running water, but you’ll have to go to an internet café in Cuzco if you want to go online. You are expected to work from Monday to Friday, and at the weekend you can explore some of the fantastic sights in the region. Please bring your own work clothes.

Question:

lets volunteers stay with others in a hut

A
B
C

Read the article again. Answer the questions with the letters A, B, or C.

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A The Book Bus
Do you enjoy reading? Do you like children? Then why not volunteer for our mobile library service in Zambia? We work with disadvantaged children in state primary schools, and it’s a lot of fun. We read stories, do art projects, and organize activities to help the children learn English. After breakfast at 7 a.m., we head to our first school in time for the beginning of the school day. Every morning we visit at least four schools, and we spend about an hour in each one. We get back to camp at around 2 p.m. for lunch, and after that you have the afternoon free to relax, or prepare activities. The project takes place from May to September, and it’s open to everyone. Volunteers have to pay for their own flight and make a contribution to the project.
B The Great Orang-utan Project
Are you an animal lover? If you are, then you should come to Kubah National Park in Borneo. We need people to help us look after our orang-utans. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to touch the animals, as they are being prepared to be released into the wild, but you’ll work very near them. You’ll spend your time in the Wildlife Centre repairing the shelters where the orang-utans live, or building new ones. You might have to make a swing, or install some ropes where the animals can play. You’ll have your own room in a wooden hut which looks out onto the rainforest. The programme lasts for two or four weeks and it costs £1,280 or £1,865 respectively, excluding flights.
C Construction in Peru
Are you good at making things? If you are, and you’d like to take part in a construction project, how about coming to Peru to lend a hand? You’ll be based in Cuzco in south-eastern Peru, and you’ll be involved in the construction of a small school, and a community centre or an orphanage. You may have to paint and do repairs to existing buildings, or build new ones in and around the city. You’ll live with a Peruvian family, and you’ll eat all your meals together in their house. All of the houses have electricity and running water, but you’ll have to go to an internet café in Cuzco if you want to go online. You are expected to work from Monday to Friday, and at the weekend you can explore some of the fantastic sights in the region. Please bring your own work clothes.

Question:

arranges accommodation with local people

A
B
C

Read the article again. Answer the questions with the letters A, B, or C.

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A The Book Bus
Do you enjoy reading? Do you like children? Then why not volunteer for our mobile library service in Zambia? We work with disadvantaged children in state primary schools, and it’s a lot of fun. We read stories, do art projects, and organize activities to help the children learn English. After breakfast at 7 a.m., we head to our first school in time for the beginning of the school day. Every morning we visit at least four schools, and we spend about an hour in each one. We get back to camp at around 2 p.m. for lunch, and after that you have the afternoon free to relax, or prepare activities. The project takes place from May to September, and it’s open to everyone. Volunteers have to pay for their own flight and make a contribution to the project.
B The Great Orang-utan Project
Are you an animal lover? If you are, then you should come to Kubah National Park in Borneo. We need people to help us look after our orang-utans. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to touch the animals, as they are being prepared to be released into the wild, but you’ll work very near them. You’ll spend your time in the Wildlife Centre repairing the shelters where the orang-utans live, or building new ones. You might have to make a swing, or install some ropes where the animals can play. You’ll have your own room in a wooden hut which looks out onto the rainforest. The programme lasts for two or four weeks and it costs £1,280 or £1,865 respectively, excluding flights.
C Construction in Peru
Are you good at making things? If you are, and you’d like to take part in a construction project, how about coming to Peru to lend a hand? You’ll be based in Cuzco in south-eastern Peru, and you’ll be involved in the construction of a small school, and a community centre or an orphanage. You may have to paint and do repairs to existing buildings, or build new ones in and around the city. You’ll live with a Peruvian family, and you’ll eat all your meals together in their house. All of the houses have electricity and running water, but you’ll have to go to an internet café in Cuzco if you want to go online. You are expected to work from Monday to Friday, and at the weekend you can explore some of the fantastic sights in the region. Please bring your own work clothes.

Question:

only needs volunteers in the summer

A
B
C

Complete the sentences with one of the highlighted words or phrases.

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A The Book Bus
Do you enjoy reading? Do you like children? Then why not volunteer for our mobile library service in Zambia? We work with disadvantaged children in state primary schools, and it’s a lot of fun. We read stories, do art projects, and organize activities to help the children learn English. After breakfast at 7 a.m., we head to our first school in time for the beginning of the school day. Every morning we visit at least four schools, and we spend about an hour in each one. We get back to camp at around 2 p.m. for lunch, and after that you have the afternoon free to relax, or prepare activities. The project takes place from May to September, and it’s open to everyone. Volunteers have to pay for their own flight and make a contribution to the project.
B The Great Orang-utan Project
Are you an animal lover? If you are, then you should come to Kubah National Park in Borneo. We need people to help us look after our orang-utans. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to touch the animals, as they are being prepared to be released into the wild, but you’ll work very near them. You’ll spend your time in the Wildlife Centre repairing the shelters where the orang-utans live, or building new ones. You might have to make a swing, or install some ropes where the animals can play. You’ll have your own room in a wooden hut which looks out onto the rainforest. The programme lasts for two or four weeks and it costs £1,280 or £1,865 respectively, excluding flights.
C Construction in Peru
Are you good at making things? If you are, and you’d like to take part in a construction project, how about coming to Peru to lend a hand? You’ll be based in Cuzco in south-eastern Peru, and you’ll be involved in the construction of a small school, and a community centre or an orphanage. You may have to paint and do repairs to existing buildings, or build new ones in and around the city. You’ll live with a Peruvian family, and you’ll eat all your meals together in their house. All of the houses have electricity and running water, but you’ll have to go to an internet café in Cuzco if you want to go online. You are expected to work from Monday to Friday, and at the weekend you can explore some of the fantastic sights in the region. Please bring your own work clothes.

Question:

If you all we’ll be able to buy our colleague a nice leaving present.

Complete the sentences with one of the highlighted words or phrases.

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A The Book Bus
Do you enjoy reading? Do you like children? Then why not volunteer for our mobile library service in Zambia? We work with disadvantaged children in state primary schools, and it’s a lot of fun. We read stories, do art projects, and organize activities to help the children learn English. After breakfast at 7 a.m., we head to our first school in time for the beginning of the school day. Every morning we visit at least four schools, and we spend about an hour in each one. We get back to camp at around 2 p.m. for lunch, and after that you have the afternoon free to relax, or prepare activities. The project takes place from May to September, and it’s open to everyone. Volunteers have to pay for their own flight and make a contribution to the project.
B The Great Orang-utan Project
Are you an animal lover? If you are, then you should come to Kubah National Park in Borneo. We need people to help us look after our orang-utans. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to touch the animals, as they are being prepared to be released into the wild, but you’ll work very near them. You’ll spend your time in the Wildlife Centre repairing the shelters where the orang-utans live, or building new ones. You might have to make a swing, or install some ropes where the animals can play. You’ll have your own room in a wooden hut which looks out onto the rainforest. The programme lasts for two or four weeks and it costs £1,280 or £1,865 respectively, excluding flights.
C Construction in Peru
Are you good at making things? If you are, and you’d like to take part in a construction project, how about coming to Peru to lend a hand? You’ll be based in Cuzco in south-eastern Peru, and you’ll be involved in the construction of a small school, and a community centre or an orphanage. You may have to paint and do repairs to existing buildings, or build new ones in and around the city. You’ll live with a Peruvian family, and you’ll eat all your meals together in their house. All of the houses have electricity and running water, but you’ll have to go to an internet café in Cuzco if you want to go online. You are expected to work from Monday to Friday, and at the weekend you can explore some of the fantastic sights in the region. Please bring your own work clothes.

Question:

l’d rather see animals in than in a zoo.

Complete the sentences with one of the highlighted words or phrases.

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A The Book Bus
Do you enjoy reading? Do you like children? Then why not volunteer for our mobile library service in Zambia? We work with disadvantaged children in state primary schools, and it’s a lot of fun. We read stories, do art projects, and organize activities to help the children learn English. After breakfast at 7 a.m., we head to our first school in time for the beginning of the school day. Every morning we visit at least four schools, and we spend about an hour in each one. We get back to camp at around 2 p.m. for lunch, and after that you have the afternoon free to relax, or prepare activities. The project takes place from May to September, and it’s open to everyone. Volunteers have to pay for their own flight and make a contribution to the project.
B The Great Orang-utan Project
Are you an animal lover? If you are, then you should come to Kubah National Park in Borneo. We need people to help us look after our orang-utans. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to touch the animals, as they are being prepared to be released into the wild, but you’ll work very near them. You’ll spend your time in the Wildlife Centre repairing the shelters where the orang-utans live, or building new ones. You might have to make a swing, or install some ropes where the animals can play. You’ll have your own room in a wooden hut which looks out onto the rainforest. The programme lasts for two or four weeks and it costs £1,280 or £1,865 respectively, excluding flights.
C Construction in Peru
Are you good at making things? If you are, and you’d like to take part in a construction project, how about coming to Peru to lend a hand? You’ll be based in Cuzco in south-eastern Peru, and you’ll be involved in the construction of a small school, and a community centre or an orphanage. You may have to paint and do repairs to existing buildings, or build new ones in and around the city. You’ll live with a Peruvian family, and you’ll eat all your meals together in their house. All of the houses have electricity and running water, but you’ll have to go to an internet café in Cuzco if you want to go online. You are expected to work from Monday to Friday, and at the weekend you can explore some of the fantastic sights in the region. Please bring your own work clothes.

Question:

The school is organizing an after-school club for children in the area.

Complete the sentences with one of the highlighted words or phrases.

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A The Book Bus
Do you enjoy reading? Do you like children? Then why not volunteer for our mobile library service in Zambia? We work with disadvantaged children in state primary schools, and it’s a lot of fun. We read stories, do art projects, and organize activities to help the children learn English. After breakfast at 7 a.m., we head to our first school in time for the beginning of the school day. Every morning we visit at least four schools, and we spend about an hour in each one. We get back to camp at around 2 p.m. for lunch, and after that you have the afternoon free to relax, or prepare activities. The project takes place from May to September, and it’s open to everyone. Volunteers have to pay for their own flight and make a contribution to the project.
B The Great Orang-utan Project
Are you an animal lover? If you are, then you should come to Kubah National Park in Borneo. We need people to help us look after our orang-utans. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to touch the animals, as they are being prepared to be released into the wild, but you’ll work very near them. You’ll spend your time in the Wildlife Centre repairing the shelters where the orang-utans live, or building new ones. You might have to make a swing, or install some ropes where the animals can play. You’ll have your own room in a wooden hut which looks out onto the rainforest. The programme lasts for two or four weeks and it costs £1,280 or £1,865 respectively, excluding flights.
C Construction in Peru
Are you good at making things? If you are, and you’d like to take part in a construction project, how about coming to Peru to lend a hand? You’ll be based in Cuzco in south-eastern Peru, and you’ll be involved in the construction of a small school, and a community centre or an orphanage. You may have to paint and do repairs to existing buildings, or build new ones in and around the city. You’ll live with a Peruvian family, and you’ll eat all your meals together in their house. All of the houses have electricity and running water, but you’ll have to go to an internet café in Cuzco if you want to go online. You are expected to work from Monday to Friday, and at the weekend you can explore some of the fantastic sights in the region. Please bring your own work clothes.

Question:

The people waiting for the buses were standing underneath the because it Was raining.

Complete the sentences with one of the highlighted words or phrases.

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A The Book Bus
Do you enjoy reading? Do you like children? Then why not volunteer for our mobile library service in Zambia? We work with disadvantaged children in state primary schools, and it’s a lot of fun. We read stories, do art projects, and organize activities to help the children learn English. After breakfast at 7 a.m., we head to our first school in time for the beginning of the school day. Every morning we visit at least four schools, and we spend about an hour in each one. We get back to camp at around 2 p.m. for lunch, and after that you have the afternoon free to relax, or prepare activities. The project takes place from May to September, and it’s open to everyone. Volunteers have to pay for their own flight and make a contribution to the project.
B The Great Orang-utan Project
Are you an animal lover? If you are, then you should come to Kubah National Park in Borneo. We need people to help us look after our orang-utans. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to touch the animals, as they are being prepared to be released into the wild, but you’ll work very near them. You’ll spend your time in the Wildlife Centre repairing the shelters where the orang-utans live, or building new ones. You might have to make a swing, or install some ropes where the animals can play. You’ll have your own room in a wooden hut which looks out onto the rainforest. The programme lasts for two or four weeks and it costs £1,280 or £1,865 respectively, excluding flights.
C Construction in Peru
Are you good at making things? If you are, and you’d like to take part in a construction project, how about coming to Peru to lend a hand? You’ll be based in Cuzco in south-eastern Peru, and you’ll be involved in the construction of a small school, and a community centre or an orphanage. You may have to paint and do repairs to existing buildings, or build new ones in and around the city. You’ll live with a Peruvian family, and you’ll eat all your meals together in their house. All of the houses have electricity and running water, but you’ll have to go to an internet café in Cuzco if you want to go online. You are expected to work from Monday to Friday, and at the weekend you can explore some of the fantastic sights in the region. Please bring your own work clothes.

Question:

We’re moving house at the weekend. Can you come and with the packing?

Complete the sentences with a strong adjective.

Question:

A. Is your boyfriend’s flat small?
B. Yes, it’sreally

Complete the sentences with a strong adjective.

Question:

A. Were your parents angry about your exam results?
B. Yes, they were

Complete the sentences with a strong adjective.

Question:

A. Is your sister frightened of insects?
B. Yes, she’s absolutely of them.

Complete the sentences with a strong adjective.

Question:

A. Were you surprised when you passed your driving test?
B. Yes, I was really

Complete the sentences with a strong adjective.

Question:

A. Were the children hungry when they arrived?
B. Yes, they were absolutely

Listen again and answer the questions,

i. How old are the children?

ii. How much is the trip going to cost?

iii. What’s the name of his organization?

iv. What did they do in Thailand?

v. How did they help the children in Rwanda?

vi. Who did they help in Kenya?

vii. What does J. D. Lewis hope his organization will do in the furure?

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