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Voluntary work vs volunteer work - WordReference Forums
USA English. Jan 5, 2013. #3. In the U.S.,"volunteer work" is a concept meaning, generally, work done on behalf of some worthy individual or organization, such as a charity."Voluntary work" is simply an adjective preceding a noun.
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Service Civique - WordReference Forums
France. French - France. Nov 13, 2011. #1. Salut à tous, Afin de faire un bon CV en anglais pour un Service Volontaire Européen, j'ai besoin de traduire en anglais « Service Civique ». Le Service Civique est une activité volontaire, indemnisée par l'état, que l'on fait au sein d'une association nationale.
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volunteer at or volunteer with - WordReference Forums
Jan 28, 2019. #2. I would only use"with" when talking of the group/organisation e.g. with the Scouts, with the WWF, with The Salvation Army. When referring to the type of place you can use"at" e.g. at four (different) recreational centres, at their headquarters in London. I would use"in" when referring to the name of the place, e.g.
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in my free time OR on my free time | WordReference Forums
Which one is right? - On my free time I do volunteer work. or. - In my free time I do volunteer work. Thank you!!!! Normally I'd be concerned about giving a quick answer with no context, but here I'm pretty sure it's always"In my free time." I can't think of any instances when"On my free time" makes any sense.
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Major or Main participants? | WordReference Forums
Senior Member. USA / EEUU. English - US. Aug 23, 2017. #3. They'll all possible, but"main" is probably most likely. Note that we would say" in the volunteer activity." B.
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was chosen or have been chosen | WordReference Forums
Hello, there. I come across a multiple-choice question as follows: -I feel very happy that I ______________ to be a volunteer. -Congratulations! A.choose B. am chosen C. was chosen D. have been chosen I feel confused about C and D. Which one is the right choice in this context and why? Many thanks.
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any volunteer(s) - WordReference Forums
Senior Member. Belfast, Ireland. English-Ireland (top end) Apr 19, 2008. #2. Any may be followed by a singular or plural noun depending on context. Have you had any dreams recently? Any dream will do. (... any volunteer ... is correct)
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volunteer to do还是doing - 百度知道
volunteer to do还是doing有volunteer to do的用法，没有volunteer doing的用法，可以在doing前加上介词for。 volunteer作动词，常见搭配有：1）volunteer to do sth. 自愿/义务/无偿/主动要求做某事例如
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Volunteer infinitive or gerund? | WordReference Forums
British English. Mar 16, 2021. #2. SleepyMutt said: I volunteered in helping them. I volunteered helping them. I volunteered to help them. Are all correct? No: here the verb"volunteer" requires a to- infinitival clause as complement, so only your third example is correct.
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volunteer in / for / to - WordReference Forums
Volunteer in organizing the third European conference. I think it is that organization implies to me something more permanent, like a corporation; it is an entity/thing that lasts. The organizing, in contrast, is a short term action .
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