Phrasal verbs
she’s so reliable, I can always _______ her!
Count on
Prefix of “polite”
Impolite
Win:
A title, a trophy, prize, money, a gold medal, a championship, tournament, competition
What do you call someone who’s trained or skilled in physical execises, sports or competitive games?
An athlete
Name a traditional food in italy
Pizza, pasta
We agreed to ______ this weekend.
Get together
Suffix of “behave”
Behaviour
Beat:
An opponent, the rival team
What do you call someone who plays on the same team as someone else?
A teammate
Name a traditional food in Japan
Sushi, ramen, mochi…
You always like to _____, it’s so annoying!
Show off
Suffix of “amuse”
Amusement
Involve:
Coordination, training, teamwork
What do you call someone who whatches/observes a sports game?
Spectator
Name a traditional food in colombia
Arepa, salchipapa, mojarra, papa rellena, sancocho…
She keeps ______ his proposals. He’s heartbroken!
turning down
Prefix of “moral”
Immoral
Delight:
Spectators, fans, viewers
What do you call someone who competes against you in a sport?
Opponent
Name a traditional food in Peru
Ceviche, guinea pig, pigeon, lomo saltado, aji de gallina…
I really hope I can _____ swimming every day once my leg is healed.
Get back to
Prefix of “motivate”
Unmotivated
Demand:
coordination, teamwork, training
What’s the sport that uses a racket and a shuttlecock called?
Badminton
Name a traditional food in Thailand
Mango sticky rice, som tum, massaman curry, ice cream durian….