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2. Fill in: charity, rescue, were involved, remove, natural, foster, staff , senior, victims, took, to burst, abandoned, a couple of, choice, worthwhile.
The children raised over 200$ for ___________.
The car was found ______________ in Bristol.
A ______________ citizen is someone who is over 60 years old or who is retired.
Claire looked as if she was about ___________ into tears.
After the animals recover, they are placed in _________homes where they are loved and looked after.
You’ll be all right in _____________ days.
When Paul was young, he_________ great care of his appearance.
You have left me with no ______________.
I’d like to welcome a new member of the ___________.
More than 30 software firms __________________ in the project.
Helping people or animals in need is certainly a ____________ cause.
It took the firefighter a lot of time to ___________ The koala from the burning tree.
It is against the law to __________ endangered species from their natural habitats.
This charity aims at helping ____________ of the recent earthquake disaster.
I want to be a nurse, so volunteering at my local hospital was a ___________ choice for me.

3. Put the verbs in brackets into correct passive form:
My computer …………… (check) for viruses tomorrow.
A lot of houses ……….. (destroy) by huge tornado last year.
This chair …………. (make) of plastic, don’t stand on it.
The work is very important and it ……….. (must do) on time!
The money from the sales ………… (give) to a local charity next week.
All the concert tickets …………… (sell) now.
Acropolis in Athens …………… (can see) from any part of the city.
When I arrived the work ……….(already/ do).
5. Fill in the gaps with the correct phrasal verb: check out, check in, checks off, check on, checked out of
Peter was asked to return his room key when he ………. the hotel.
I am going to write a list of things to take with me and ………. the items I’ve already packed.
Tim and Rob ………. a nice cafй down the street yesterday.
Sam …………for the flight after he finishes his coffee.
Laura always ………… her children before she goes to bed herself.
6. Rewrite the sentences using the causative.
Ann repaired her roof. ____________________________________________________
How often do you service your car? _________________________________________
I don’t like taking my photograph. __________________________________________
I think you should clean your coat. __________________________________________
Mum is going to cut her hair. _______________________________________________
When did you paint your house? _____________________________________________
7. Fill in: however, whenever, wherever, whoever, whichever, whatever

______________ I see her she is smiling.
____________Helen goes, she always takes her laptop with her.
Take a card, ______________ you want!
I am right, _______________ you think.
We have to finish ________________ long it takes.
…………..wants to take part in the competition, should fill in this form.

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The white house is the nation's standing emblem for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. it represents the american presidency, democracy and making the impossible possible. but not much is known about the washington d.c. mansion that has housed some of the most glorious leaders this world has ever known. her are 15 fun facts about the white house that you might not have known before today. 1. the white house has a total of 132 rooms. this includes: 35 bathrooms, 412 doors, 147 windows, 28 fireplaces, 8 staircases, and 3 elevators. 2. the white house measures at 55,000-square feet, 70-feet high, 170-feet wide, and 85-feet deep. it is situated on 18 acres. 3. the white house has a total of six floors: two basements, two public floors, and two floors specifically for the first family. 4. the white house was designed by irish-american architect james hoban after he won the architectural design competition to find the president's architect in 1792, according to enchanted learning. it was built by both paid and slave laborers from scotland. the first cornerstone was laid in october of 1792 and it took eight years to complete. 5. the white house was being built while george washington was in office. washington himself never actually lived there. 6. 570-gallons of paint cover the outside of the white house, which cost taxpayers $283,000 to paint in 1994. the stone walls are still the same ones built under president thomas jefferson. 7. the white house has a tennis court, jogging track, swimming pool, movie theater, and bowling lane. 8. throughout history, the white house has had various other monikers including president's palace, president's house and the executive mansion. theodore roosevelt declared white house the official name in 1901. 9. there are five full-time chefs working at the white house. there is room enough to hold 140 guests for dinner and 1,000 guests for hors d'oeuvres. 10. the president and the first lady are charged for all of their meals, as well as toiletries, dry cleaning, and incidentals. 11. the white house has twin buildings - one in france and one in ireland. the building in france is a tourist attraction and the building in ireland is for the irish parliament. 12. only two couples have been married at the white house -- tricia nixon, richard nixon's daughter, married edward cox; and anthony rodham, hillary clinton's brother, married nicole boxer, senator barbara boxer's daughter. 13. there is a swimming pool beneath the press room. president franklin d. roosevelt had a swimming pool built for polio therapy. president nixon covered it and turned it into a press room. in july 2007 the room was redesigned and the tiled sides of the fdr pool remain. these tiles have been signed by the likes of bono, sugar ray leonard, and first lady laura bush. 14. the white house is said to receive 65,000 letters per week, 2,500-3,500 calls per day, 1,000 faxes per day, and 100,000 emails per day. 15. applications to tour the white house must be submitted 6 months before your trip, though the tour is free of charge.