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Engoo Lesson Materials

The document is a lesson plan focused on vocabulary and dialogue practice related to volunteering for a cleaning campaign at an animal sanctuary. It includes exercises for vocabulary, useful expressions, and a dialogue between Zach and David about the volunteering process. Additionally, it features comprehension questions and discussion prompts about community service and the importance of volunteering.

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MATERIALS Daily News

Engoo / Materials / Conversation

Cleaning Up
7 Advanced

Exercise 1
Vocabulary

cleaning campaign Noun

/ˈkliːnɪŋ kæmˈpeɪn/

a movement or a set of organized activities to


help clean the environment

The students were forced to take part in


a cleaning campaign.

volunteer Noun

/ˌvɑːlənˈtiːr/

a person who does work but is not paid

We need more volunteers who are


willing to give blood.

fill out Phrasal Verb

/fɪl aʊt/

to complete a form by adding the necessary


information

The doctor asked his patient to


fill out the form.

glove Noun

/glʌv/

a piece of clothing that you wear on your


hands to keep them warm

It's cold so she's wearing gloves.

Exercise 2
Useful Expressions

I’m pleased to meet you.


Thanks for being here.
That’s great!
Shall we go now?

Exercise 3
Dialogue Practice

Read the dialogue aloud with your


teacher.

Zach arrives at an animal sanctuary


run by David.

David

Good morning. Are you Zach?

Zach

That's right. You must be David.


Pleased to meet you. My
professor said you needed some
volunteers to help clean up the
sanctuary?

David

Yeah, we're having our annual


cleaning campaign.

Zach

Well sign me up.

David

That's great! Thanks for being


here. Please just fill out your
details on this registration form.

Zach fills out the form.

Zach

There you go. So, what's next?

David

Could you please put on these


gloves and take this garbage bag?

Zach

Okay. Do I need any training?

David

Don't worry, it's simple. Just pick


up any litter you find, and don't
make eye contact with the
gorillas.

Zach

What happens if I make eye


contact with a gorilla?

David suddenly looks serious.

David

Then I'll have to find a new


volunteer. Shall we go now?

Zach

Okay. At least I'm getting extra


credits in biology...

Check your understanding:

1. Who came to volunteer for the


cleaning campaign?

2. What was Zach told to do just after


meeting David?

3. What advice did David give to Zach?

Exercise 4
Matching

Match the expressions from List A to


the correct responses in List B.

List A

1) Good morning.
2) I’m so sorry.
3) Thank you very much.
4) You look great!
5) How are you?

List B

A) You’re welcome.
B) Good morning to you, too.
C) Thank you.
D) I’m fine.
E) Don’t worry about it.

Exercise 5
Discussion

1. Have you ever volunteered for


community service?

2. Do you encourage other people to join


your volunteer activities? Why or why
not?

3. Why do you think it’s important to do


volunteer work?

4. Is volunteering common in your


country?

5. Do you think private companies also


have a responsibility to their
communities? Why or why not?

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