The owner of an American shop has been unable to operate his business since March. But that hasn’t stopped him from taking over 500 trips to the grocery store—     1     free—for seniors     2     (stay)at home to avoid COVID-19.

Making deliveries is nothing new for Greg. He has been rising at 4 a. m.     3     (deliver)newspapers for the past 25 years.     4     had always been a second job has now turned into his main source of income—and     5     fresh way to be generous.

It all started when an old woman on his route     6     (ask)him to throw the newspaper     7     (close)to her door, so that she wouldn’t have to walk far to get it. He did so without thinking. It was a few days later, in line at the grocery store, that he thought of her again.

“If she can’t walk 20 feet to get her newspaper, how is she getting     8     (grocery)?” Greg told CNN. "So, I called her asking if she needed anything.”

    9     (grate)for his request, she asked him to pick up one small order for her, and one for her neighbor. Then Greg thought about the hundreds of other senior customers along his route. So, he decided to offer his services in a note attached to each newspaper he delivered.

Tiring as it may sound, Greg says the     10     (satisfy)keeps him from feeling tired.