Let's read this article, and choose the correct headline.

• Paving the way towards an environmentally friendly solution to global problem.
• Voices from the classroom, but no angry teachers.
• Charity warns Europe could get a lot colder.

Let's read this article, and choose the correct headline.

• Paving the way towards an environmentally friendly solution to global problem.
• Voices from the classroom, but no angry teachers.
• Charity warns Europe could get a lot colder.

Let's read this article, and choose the correct headline.

• Paving the way towards an environmentally friendly solution to global problem.
• Voices from the classroom, but no angry teachers.
• Voices from the classroom, but no angry teachers.

Read this definition and find the correct term. 'Knowledge and understanding of a situation.'

• awareness
• campaign
• sea currents

Read this definition and find the correct term. 'A planned group of activities intended to lead to a particular change in the behaviour or the opinions of others.'

• awareness
• campaign
• sea currents

Read this definition and find the correct term. 'The flow of ocean water along a particular path as if it were an underwater river.'

• awareness
• campaign
• sea currents

Read this definition and find the correct term. 'A new plan for solving a problem or improving a situation.'

• initiative
• campaign
• sea currents

Choose the correct answer. 'The ... project to bring back the forest was a success, making the environment healthier and more beautiful.'

• reforestation
• deforestation

Choose the correct answer. After the chemicals were accidentally spilled, a specially trained team worked hard to ... the area and make it safe and clean again.'

• recontaminate
• decontaminate

Choose the correct answer. The city decided to ... the old bridge, using new materials and skilled workers to make it strong and safe once after it was destroyed by flooding.

• reconstruct
• deconstruct

We use the first conditional to talk about real possibilities that can happen now or in the future.

We use the second conditional to talk about unreal situations that can't happen or are extremely unlikely to happen now or in the future.

If my cousin ... (buy) a new car, she will buy an electric one.

• buys
• buy
• buyed

If I ... (have) more money, I would donate some to a non-profit organisation. [use the small case/letters]

• had

If companies ... (reduce) the amount of packaging they use, plastic pollution would also reduce.

• reduced

If I were you, ...

• I would recycle the bottle.
• they would place recycling bins in the streets and parks.
• she would meet other world leaders to address climate change.

Is she were the prime minister, ...

• I would recycle the bottle.
• they would place recycling bins in the streets and parks.
• she would meet other world leaders to address climate change.

If the city council were more concerned about the environment, ...

• I would recycle the bottle.
• less of it would be used and more of it would be recycled.
• she would meet other world leaders to address climate change.