Read the rubric and underline the key words. Then answerthe questions.Your school is holding a Science Week nextmonth. Your teacher has asked you to invite ascientist from a university abroad to give aI talk to students. Write an email to thescientist inviting them to attend the scienceweek and give a talk. Give details aboutI where and when the event will take place andsay why you chose to ask him/her. Write yourI email (120-180 words1 Who is going to read your email?2 Why are you writing it?3 What style will you write in?4 How many main body paragraphs will youinclude? What will each be about?

1. He gave up smoking
2. I remembered being invited there to.
3. Having turned off the  light, he went to bed.
4. He went on reading without looking at me.
5. She avoided looking at me.
6. He was accused for not helping his friend.
7. I have nothing against being asked about it.
8. TV needs repairing.(being repaired)
9. I remember him showing you the letter.
10. I remember to being shown the letter.
11. She refused being at home that evening.
12. She hates being laughed at.
13. He was accused in robbing the house.
14. We don't approve her drinking so much coffee.
15. Mother was surprised her daughter having cleaned the room so fast.
16. I haven't noticed her to come.
17. Aunt's arrival gives me great pleasure.
18. Her daughter being ill she spent the whole summer in the city.
19. They went on talking.
20. He spoke without stopping.

I think each of us selflessly helps people who really need help. And that's fine. Should not be for selfish purposes or for selfish reasons. Sincere kindness and compassion makes the man.

Yes, people are different, everyone has their own perception, everyone understands the world differently. But in each there is important feature-sincerity. In all people it is present and manifests in some way. The only question is how often? How deep people are buried in this piece of sincerity? After all, you can do good all your life, but, sincerely hoping that someone will thank and reward.