1. Match the word and its definition
1. item a) someone who works of his\her free will and without pay
2. hostel b) to think about; to turn around
3. spiky c) a separate object, thing or unit in a list or collection
4. to provide d) someone who has aggressive methods of providing
his mind; pointed hat
5. to revolve e) an inexpensive place for young people on bicycle trips,
hikes
6. volunteer f) to make something for support or advertise ideas, products
2. Fill in the gaps (two words are odd)

fantastic excitement culture seconds close touching educational new
The Internet is one of the most powerful 1) tools which is always ready
for use. Within 2) you can learn about 3) civilizations, travel to
the past or to the future, see 4) pictures of nature, islands, cities or works
of art. You can go to chat rooms, hear 5) human stories, and, what is most
important, you can see the eyes of your students lit with 6) .
3. Open the brackets using Gerund or Infinitive
1. My aunt`s hobby is (knit).
2. (swim) is good for health.
3. Everyone enjoys (get) presents.
4. Do you mind (speak) English in class?
5. I am looking forward (meet) you again.
6. Stop (talk) about your new boyfriend.

Section 1

1) c  2) e  3) d  4)f   5)b  6)a

Section 2

1) educational  2) seconds  3) new  4) fantastic  5) touching  6) excitement

Section 3

1) knitting  2) Swimming  3) getting  4) speaking  5) to meeting  6) talking

Explanation:

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