a. Anna: Yes, it will help them stay warm this winter.

b. Anna: We have many old jackets at home. Why don't we donate them?

c. Ben: That's a good idea. We can give them to people in need.

a. Linh: Good idea. I'll make bread and drinks.

b. Linh: We need money to help the poor. Why don't we do a bake sale?

c. Nam: That sounds great. We can sell cakes and muffins at school.

a. Hoa: It was great. I helped feed the animals and clean their cages.

b. Mai: You volunteered at the animal shelter, right? How was it?

c. Mai: That sounds meaningful. I want to volunteer there too.

a. Anna: That's a good idea. I think we should clean them first, though.

b. Anna: What should we do with our old used clothes?

c. Mark: I think so, too. Most charity organisations won't accept dirty clothes!

d. Mark: We can donate them to a charity organisation or a local shelter.

a. Alex: Would you like to volunteer with me at the local animal shelter?

b. Alex: It starts at nine, and shifts usually last about three hours.

c. Maya: Alright, I think I can do those work. When does it start?

d. Maya: Hmm, what kind of work will we do there?

e. Alex: We will feed animals, clean cages, and help visitors sometimes.

a. Mia: Really? What subjects did you teach? Was it hard?

b. Alex: I once tutored children in mountainous areas for free last summer.

c. Mia: I see. How did you deal with those students?

d. Alex: I used simple words, pictures, and games to help them learn better.

e. Alex: I taught maths and English. It was hard because some of them can't read.

a. Lucy: I'd love to, but where would we set it up?

b. Lucy: That's a good location. There will be many people going in and out.

c. Tom: Exactly. We can reach more people and raise money faster.

d. Tom: Would you like to run a lemonade stand to raise money?

e. Tom: We can set it up near the park entrance on Saturday.

a. Liam: Well, not really, but I don't want to throw them away.

b. Emma: Have you thought about donating them to other children?

c. Emma: You have so many toys in your room. Are you still playing with them?

d. Liam: That's a good idea. They could make other children very happy.

a. Daniel: Have you ever donated blood before?

b. Daniel: What happened during the donation? Did it hurt a lot?

c. Sophie: Yes, but I have to say, I was a little scared at first.

d. Sophie: It hurt when the needle hit my arm, but the pain went away quickly.