ASEAN and VIETNAM

Do you mind (to open/ opening) the window for me?

The competition attracted over 100 participants (represent/ volunteer) 10 different countries.

Young people have (contributed/ taken part in) to the development of an ASEAN community

Do you mind (to ask/ asking) John about that

We are looking forward to (see/ seeing) you.

My class was invited to (take part in/ represent) an ASEAN School Tour.

(Cultural exchange/ community) give ASEAN teenagers opportunities to visit different countries in the region and learn about them.

The main (goal/ representative) of the charity is to provide free meals to children in need.

Taking part in the youth volunteer event was a(n) (eye-opening/ cultural) experience.

The aim of the organisation is to improve (relation/ relationship) between countries in the region.

9. My uncle has given up (to smoke/ smoking)

She’s always (keen on/ liking) exploring new cultures and meeting people from different backgrounds.

He’s an artistic person-very good at (write/ writing) poetry.

To (apply for/ take place) the ASEAN Youth Volunteer Program, you must be between the ages of 18 and 30 and be qualified for community service work.

I’m fed up with (live/ living) in the city – it’s too dirty and crowded.