Which is ok?I want to be a volunteer to treat/receive the foreign students who will visit our school
What about ‘serve the foreign students’
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Recieve (if you only greet them and maybe show them around when they arrive, but have no further duties)
Help (if you help them for more than a short time)
Not treat! That does not fit at all.
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I want to be a volunteer to receive foreign students who will be visiting our school.
My suggestions:
1. I would like to volunteer in order to donate my time to receive the international students who will be visiting our school .
2. I would like to volunteer to receive the international students who will be visiting our school.
the verb 'treat' can not be used in this sense.
few examples of sentences with the verb treat:
1. Treat him well- be nice to him
2. The doctor treats the patients- it means the doctor takes care of the patients by giving him medicine or advice or both.
I hope it helped.
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