1. Doing volunteer work is very useful to you.

• Answer: T
  The passage states that volunteering is useful as it helps develop social skills and can make a positive difference in the community.

2. Volunteering is good for your future job.

• Answer: T
  The passage mentions that volunteer work shows your interest in the world and your future, which is appealing to future employers.

3. You can earn a lot of money from volunteering.

• Answer: F
  The passage clearly states that volunteer work does not bring money.

4. Volunteering can help homeless children to learn English, arts, and learn how to play sports.

• Answer: T
  The passage mentions that volunteers have the chance to teach English, arts, and sports to homeless children.

5. Volunteers only help healthy children.

• Answer: F
  The passage states that volunteers also help children with health problems, especially those who cannot see, hear, or speak.

1. My favourite hobby is doing gardening.

• Correct form: My favourite hobby is gardening.

2. She is crazy about taking photos.

• Correct form: She enjoys taking photos.

3. Tom's hobby is playing the piano.

• Correct form: Tom loves playing the piano.

4. Nam planted trees. He donated clothes to the homeless. (and)

• Correct form: Nam planted trees and donated clothes to the homeless.

5. Mary loves cooking. Her mother loves cooking, too. (and)

• Correct form: Mary loves cooking and her mother loves cooking, too.

6. My brother is a creative artist. His friend is a creative artist, too. (and)

• Correct form: My brother is a creative artist and his friend is a creative artist, too.

7. Kate can wear a sun hat on a sunny day. She can use suncream on a sunny day.

• Correct form: Kate can wear a sun hat and use suncream on a sunny day.

8. She/like/go for a picnic/park/weekend

• Correct form: She likes to go for a picnic in the park on weekends.

9. Jim/dislike/fold paper/because/it/difficult.

• Correct form: Jim dislikes folding paper because it is difficult.

10. They/love/go fishing/their friends/Sundays.

• Correct form: They love going fishing with their friends on Sundays.