Vocabulary 7(3)

I think that …….. is a major issue because everyone has a right to an education.

We must tackle the issue of global …….. and reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

Tomorrow Mr Brown will …….. a speech about poverty to the students.

 My parents won’t be happy if I …….. my French exam today.

 Jane is taking medication to …….. the disease that she is suffering from.

 Factories must …….. the amount of rubbish that they throw into the rivers.

 Jack joined a(n) …….. programme and he helps the elderly for free at the weekends.

 In order to learn, all children must …….. school.

 We must use less water because there is a water …….. in the city. 

 Our school held a fundraising …….. to help homeless people.

 Next summer I will …….. at a shelter for a month.

 We should all try and be responsible and not …….. electricity.

 Many families in the area are affected …….. the pollution.

 Organisations like the WWF are trying to …….. awareness about the endangered lions in Kenya.

 The charity uses the money to help people in …….. zones.

 The government is providing free medical …….. to all the people who need it.  

 In developing …….. like Kenya and Uganda, poverty is still a major social issue.  

 I made a negative comment in response …….. what she said to me.  

 Unfortunately many children around the world suffer …….. diseases that can be treated easily.

 The lions are a threat to the farmers because they feed …….. the cattle.  

Right now, in some parts of the world, people 1) ………….………. for the right to an education. But even though illiteracy is still a major issue, things are getting  ………….………. . Since 2004, the charity UNICEF and The Nelson Mandela Foundation have been working on a project called Schools for Africa. This project  ………….………. on raising money to build schools and buy books for African  ………….………. . One day, UNICEF and The Nelson Mandela Foundation hope that the problem of illiteracy  ………….………. from Africa forever. As Nelson Mandela himself once said, “No child in Africa, and in fact anywhere in the world, should be denied education.”

Right now, in some parts of the world, people  ………….………. for the right to an education. But even though illiteracy is still a major issue, things are getting  2) ………….………. . Since 2004, the charity UNICEF and The Nelson Mandela Foundation have been working on a project called Schools for Africa. This project  ………….………. on raising money to build schools and buy books for African  ………….………. . One day, UNICEF and The Nelson Mandela Foundation hope that the problem of illiteracy  ………….………. from Africa forever. As Nelson Mandela himself once said, “No child in Africa, and in fact anywhere in the world, should be denied education.”

Right now, in some parts of the world, people  ………….………. for the right to an education. But even though illiteracy is still a major issue, things are getting   ………….………. . Since 2004, the charity UNICEF and The Nelson Mandela Foundation have been working on a project called Schools for Africa. This project  3)………….………. on raising money to build schools and buy books for African  ………….………. . One day, UNICEF and The Nelson Mandela Foundation hope that the problem of illiteracy  ………….………. from Africa forever. As Nelson Mandela himself once said, “No child in Africa, and in fact anywhere in the world, should be denied education.”

Right now, in some parts of the world, people  ………….………. for the right to an education. But even though illiteracy is still a major issue, things are getting  ………….………. . Since 2004, the charity UNICEF and The Nelson Mandela Foundation have been working on a project called Schools for Africa. This project  ………….………. on raising money to build schools and buy books for African  4)………….………. . One day, UNICEF and The Nelson Mandela Foundation hope that the problem of illiteracy  ………….………. from Africa forever. As Nelson Mandela himself once said, “No child in Africa, and in fact anywhere in the world, should be denied education.”

Right now, in some parts of the world, people  ………….………. for the right to an education. But even though illiteracy is still a major issue, things are getting  ………….………. . Since 2004, the charity UNICEF and The Nelson Mandela Foundation have been working on a project called Schools for Africa. This project  ………….………. on raising money to build schools and buy books for African  ………….………. . One day, UNICEF and The Nelson Mandela Foundation hope that the problem of illiteracy  5)………….………. from Africa forever. As Nelson Mandela himself once said, “No child in Africa, and in fact anywhere in the world, should be denied education.”