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Lesson 1 | Is he the One?7 Temas|3 Cuestionarios
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Lesson 2 | I Love Shepherd's Pie7 Temas|2 Cuestionarios
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Lesson 3 | What are you going to do?7 Temas|6 Cuestionarios
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Lesson 4 | You have been working too much7 Temas|4 Cuestionarios
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Lesson 5 | Eating Out5 Temas|2 Cuestionarios
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Lesson 6 | Job search7 Temas
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Lesson 7 | Consumer society7 Temas|6 Cuestionarios
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Lesson 8 | ARTICLES7 Temas|4 Cuestionarios
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Lesson 9 | Obligations, suggestions, and prohibitions7 Temas|3 Cuestionarios
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Lesson 10 | Money5 Temas|4 Cuestionarios
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Lesson 11 | Ability and Possibility7 Temas|3 Cuestionarios
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Lesson 12 | EVERYONE WAS BORED!7 Temas|5 Cuestionarios
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Lesson 13 | Old Me, New Me7 Temas|4 Cuestionarios
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Lesson 14 | He had rehearsed it all…7 Temas|4 Cuestionarios
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Lesson 15 | Let’s Get Sporty!6 Temas|5 Cuestionarios
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Lesson 16 | Narrative - A family trip5 Temas
Lección 15, Tema 2
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Lesson 15 – Step 2 – Vocabulary: SPORTS
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Goal
Let’s work with some vocabulary from the text in step 1. Listen and repeat the vocabulary as many times as you want. Try to memorize it.
Sports
Verbs
- beat – to defeat an opponent or team.
‘She beat him easily at chess.’ - win – to come first or finish first in a contest – to be the winner. ‘Spain did not win the last world cup.’
- lose – to be the loser or suffer defeat.
‘They will lose the game if they don’t practice.’ - draw – in a game, both teams get the same score, so there isn’t a winner.
‘Barcelona and Real Madrid drew 2-2 last weekend in their La Liga matchup.’ - train – to practise a sport and get in good physical condition to prepare for a match.
‘To win the game you need to train regularly.’ - score – to achieve points, goals or runs in a game by either a team or individual.
‘Luis Suarez scored a last minute goal for Atletico Madrid.” - get injured – to get hurt or wounded.
‘Many people get injured when skiing in the mountains.’ - pass – to give the ball to another player of the same team.
‘When Matthew plays football he never passes the ball.’ - dribble – carrying the ball, to move past an opponent. ‘Messi loves to dribble past his opponents.’
Nouns
- captain – the leader or head of a team.
‘The trophy was presented to the winning team’s captain.’ - coach/manager – an instructor or trainer in a sport.
‘Our football coach trains the team every week.’ - fans – a supporter who has a strong interest in a particular person or sport.
‘Hundreds of fans were waiting for the famous singer to arrive.’ - players – a person taking part in a sport or game.
‘All the players wore different colour shoes.’ - referee – an official who watches a game or match closely to ensure that the rules are followed.
‘The referee blew his whistle to end the football game.’ - stadium – an athletic or sports ground with seats for spectators.
‘The sports meeting was held in the stadium.’ - starting line up – a list of players who will start the game.
‘Real Madrid’s starting line up to play the game was not the best.’ - substitute – a sports player who is available to replace another after a game has begun. ‘Griezman came in as a substitute in the 50th minute.’
Places
The field where a game is played has different names for different sports:
- court: tennis/basketball
- pitch/field: football/rugby/hockey
- circuit: formula 1/motorcycling
Conclusion
Have you finished? Let’s go to step 3!
