Question

5. Write the correct forms of the verbs between parentheses.
When he was 17, he (volunteer) ________________ (1) at a camp for sick children called Hole in the Wall. There he met Eric, a kid with leukemia. Eric sadly didn’t live to see his sixth birthday. It was an inspirational experience that Krosoczka said changed his life—it was the pivotal moment that (make) _________ (2) him want to write picture books for children.
After (graduate) _______________ (3) from art school, Krosoczka struggled to publish his work, but he never gave up. He eventually published his first book, Good Night, Monkey Boy—a story about a young, energetic boy who never (want) ___________ (4) to go to bed. His local newspaper celebrated the news, and he signed copies of the book at a local bookstore. Many of the people who inspired him were present at the event, including his friends, grandparents, and even several of his teachers. Mrs. Alisch, his first-grade teacher, cut in front of the line and proudly said, “I (teach) _____________ (5) him how to read.” It was a very special moment for Krosoczka.

Answer 1

Respuesta:

Volunteered

Made

Graduating

Wanted

Taught