Social issues. City problems.

The children in the small African village ........................ on the charity for their food and clothes.

Wildlife organisations ........................ that there are only about 3,200 tigers left in the wild.

The new national parks ........................ animals and humans to live in peace

Some products, like beef and cheese, ........................ a lot of water to produce.

The teacher asked us to .............................. in our homework next Tuesday.

The group of doctors helps to ............................... disease in countries all over the world.

We want to ................................ awareness of the problem of racism in schools.

The charity event was a great ........................ – we raised £6,000 for the local hospital!

The charity is concerned with the ........................ of the panda’s natural habitat. 

Worldwide, about one billion children live in ........................ and don’t have the things they need.

I don’t know ........................ about endangered animals, but I’d like to learn.

I volunteered because I wanted to do ........................ to help the homeless. 

I can’t find my Maths textbook ........................ – have you seen it?

I was sad because ........................ came to the charity meeting except me and Jack.

What are we having for ............ dinner tonight?

The pink dolphin lives in ............ Amazon River.

......highest mountain peak is ...............Mount Elbrus in ................Caucasus Mountains.

- Can you tell me the way to ............... nearest post office, please?

- Of course. Turn left here and you will find it on .............. Maple Street.

- We went to ............. theatre yesterday.

- Really? What was the name of ............ play you saw?

What did you think of the city?

It would help if they installed CCTV cameras.

Action needs to be taken to stop these vandals.

It would help if the police got involved.

Why don’t we get an alarm system for the shop?

What is true about this text?

Neighbours who say ‘No’

The people of Northern Ireland gathered outside the government’s offices to speak out against the cruel and unfair treatment of their neighbours. Families in the city of Belfast were being targeted because of their race. Criminals would vandalise their houses by painting on them. However, the people of Belfast did everything they could to help. Neighbours would help the families clean their damaged homes. Most importantly, a large number of people got together and asked the government to find and punish these criminals.

What is true about this text?

Golden Ticket

Sometimes wonderful things happen to the people who need it the most. In 2014, Hungarian, László Andraschek was facing another year on the streets. On his walk home one evening, he took a chance and spent the little money he had on a lottery ticket. To his surprise and delight, László became one of the biggest lottery winners in Hungary, winning a massive £1.7m.

László turned his life around. He used his money to buy apartments for his children and start his own non-profit organisation that helps homeless people. A little luck really can go a long way!

What is true about this text?

It’s getting hot in here!

Did you know that by the time a baby born today is 80 years old, the world will be 6 and a half degrees hotter than it is now? Climate change is happening right now and it’s our responsibility to reduce the effects of global warming in any way we can. There are lots of ways you can get involved.

Why not walk to school instead of taking the bus or going in the car? Trees are your friends, plant one and make the world a greener planet. Try and use less energy in your house – avoid using too much hot water. Start recycling and encourage friends and family to follow your example.

If we all just do a few things differently in our lives, we can reduce global warming. Take action today!