Family Rosary Prayer Group Dear Phil Godbolt. Jr., Phil Godbolt, Sr., or Elizabeth Godbolt, I saw your virtual Gatherings with Zoom and I'm interested in it. is it still open? thank you! blessings, X

Dear Sister, I saw you are hiring volunteers and I'm interested in becoming a volunteer to share in the community's daily life. Are you still accepting volunteers for this summer? I'm working for a school, so I'm flexible with the time, anytime between June to August works for me. I volunteered for a monastery (xx Abbey) with my mother before, but she is over 55 now. I chose to work for a 501(c)(3) charitable organization after graduating because I considered spiritual life a priority. The co-founders consider the organization as an "apostolic hobby". I am passionate about volunteering and am currently teaching English to a beginner for a church-based community center. I have a lot of time available during my school holidays, so I am eager to take on this work! Thank you for taking the time to consider my application, and please let me know if you need more information. I look forward to your reply. Kind regards, X

Here are two more multiple-choice questions (MCQs) for English grammar practice, along with explanations for each answer: --- ### **1. Which sentence uses the correct article?** A) She is an university professor. B) She is a university professor. C) She is the university professor. D) She is university professor. **Answer: B) She is a university professor.** **Proof:** The word "university" starts with a **consonant sound** (/juː/), so the correct indefinite article is **"a"** (not "an," which is used before vowel sounds). "The" would only be used if referring to a specific professor. --- ### **2. Choose the grammatically correct sentence:** A) The book who I borrowed is very interesting. B) The book which I borrowed is very interesting. C) The book that I borrowed it is very interesting. D) The book whom I borrowed is very interesting. **Answer: B) The book which I borrowed is very interesting.** **Proof:** - **"Which"** is the correct relative pronoun for objects (like "book"). - **"Who"** and **"whom"** are used for people, not objects. - **Option C** is incorrect because "it" is redundant (the relative pronoun "that" already refers to "the book").

.... your brother an engineer? . A. Is B. Are

My favourite food is chicken because it’s so good

Where did she ....... up? . A. grew B. grow

If there is one thing that should be taught in school, I think its money management. Budgeting, personal finance are essential but unfortunately many of us adults dont have the knowledge to manage our money correctly.

It was sunny today. After school, I went to the gym with Dad. He’s been making progress, and hopefully, he will lose some weight. Last night, I came across a video about the correct posture for running. It pointed out that the current standard method, like landing on your heels to extend each stride, isn’t really natural. Our ancestors used to run on their forefeet, whether for hunting or escaping from predators. That video seemed not very trustworthy, and indeed, many things on the internet are confusing and contradictory. But it’s still food for thought. I will just run the way I see it fit.

See if you can guess the correct verb