Phrasal verbs
To do light exercise to get ready for a match
Warm up
People who are watching a sport event
Spectators
To get better physical shape by doing exercises
To get fit
A line which we use to ask for information or advice
Helpline
A general public belief or actions which are done to bring a good luck or avoid from bad luck
Superstitions
To be told to leave the peach . For example by getting red card or smth
To be sent off
An official who makes sure that players obey rules
Referee
Verb which is used with similar meaning of WIN
beat
The line is busy(synonym)
Engaged
A superstar footballer who was mentioned in listening section of last unit?
Leo Messi
Do exercise, usually at a gym
Work out
A place where skiing is performed
Ski _________
Ski slope
To get hurt during a sport event
Get injured
To make somebody wait during a phone call
To put somebody ON HOLD
A branch of sport which is composed of three stages: cycling, swimming and running
Triathlon
To be eliminated , disqualified
To be Knocked out
England and Spain _______ the match 2-2 yesterday
Draw-drew
Synonym for CUT OFF .
Interrupt
An electeonic system that can store messages so that you can listen to them later.
Voicemail
give up (something valued) for the sake of other considerations.
Sacrifice
To switch off a phone conversation unexpectedly, suddenly and intentionally especially when the other side is talking
Hang up on someone
A person who trains team and prepares for the matches
Coach
A strong verb which is used as synonym of TO DESTROY or DAMAGE something
To ruin
To move content across a screen using your finger
Swipe
Tell us about superstitions of two superstars: C. Ronaldo and tennis legend Serena Williams
Ronaldo steps onto pitch with his right foot.
Williams bounces the ball 5 times before first serve and two times before a second one