SPORT. CONTENTS VOCABULARY KEY WORDS GAP FILLING MATCHING MATCHING READING READING GRAMMAR GRAMMAR MODAL VERBS OF OBLIGATION ACTIVE AND.

SPORT

CONTENTS VOCABULARY

KEY WORDS GAP FILLING MATCHING

READING GRAMMAR

MODAL VERBS OF OBLIGATION ACTIVE AND PASSIVE FORMS GO, PLAY &DO

VOCABULARYLook at the mind map, try to complete each diagram with at least three items:

SPORT

PEOPLE

GAMES

EQUIPMENT

PLACESVERBS

TYPES

sportsmansportswoman

athlete opponentcompetitor

referee umpirespectator

hall centrestadium

field pitchtrack

be fond ofbe keen onbe good at

compete in a sport

indoor outdoorwinter summer

athleticswater motor

extreme

helmet ballstick puckprotectorsracquetbat

skis skates

basketball tennis

volleyball squash

football handball

Complete the chart by adding the words below:

PLACES GAMES SPORT PEOPLE EQUIPMENT

umpiresquashrodtrackskisstickcaptain

coachoarpitchplayerwhistledefenderathletics

ringclubcourseboxinghockeyteamdiving

poolfieldskiingcourtnetmanagerfishing

snookerbowlsswimminggroundstadiumbootsgolf

canoeingmotor racingbasketballjudgetrunksstrikergoalkeeper

ringpoolclub

coursefieldtrackpitch

groundcourt

stadium

snookergolf

squashtennishockeybasketb

all

canoeingathleticsboxing

swimmingmotor racingfishingskiingdiving

umpirecoach

defenderplayerjudgeteam

goalkeeper

captainmanagerstriker

clubskisrodoarnet

stickwhistlebowlsbootstrunks

Fill in the blanks with the expressions from previous slides:

1. I enjoy watching football but I`ve never been ……………… it.

2. At our local sports centre you can play a wide variety of ……………. sports.

3. I`m not too …………….. sports like boxing.4. The ……………. you need for skiing, like boots and a ski

can be quite expensive.5. It`s a pity that most people only support …………….

during the Olympics.6. Which do you prefer - summer or ………….. sports?7. Personally, I think the ………… should have awarded a

penalty.8. Is swimming an indoor or ………… sport in your country?1. good at 3. keen on 5. athletics7.

referee 2. indoor 4. equipment 6. winter 8.

outdoor

TYPES OF SPORTSName the sports in the pictures.

1 2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11121. throwing the javelin 2. speed skating 3.

rowing4. gymnastics 5. gymnastics 6. athletics 7.

roller blade skating 8. cricket 9. fencing 10. hurdles

11. weightlifting 12. baseball

Match the sports (1-10) to the sports equipment (a-j). Use your dictionary.

boxing squash horse racing golf baseball ping pong soccer volleyball chess ice hockey

a goal, net, whistleb board, king, queen, pawnc saddle, bit, reins, hatd puck, stick, net, padse gloves, boots, shorts

f ball, netg bat, glove, ball, padsh paddle, ball, neti racket, ballj clubs, iron, bag, ball

EI

CJ

GH

AF

BD

Try to find out what sport is each definition about:1. It is the most famous sport in the world, and people of all ages

play it. The standard team has eleven players. Stamina is a must for this game.

2. It is another excellent way of keeping fit and you are eco-friendly at the same time. You can choose what type of surface you will practise it.

3. It is a sport you can practise all the year round, but the most important championships usually take place in summer. It is made up of many disciplines e.g. running, jumping, throwing…

4. This sport doesn`t require much at all, just a pool and suit. This type of sport exercises almost every muscle you have without causing any damage to your body.

FOOTBALL

CYCLING

ATHLETICS

SWIMMING

READING – Rules of the game

Which of the rules for the sports given are true and which are false?Basketball1. You can shoot at the basket from

any part of the basketball court.2. You mustn`t run while holding the

ball.3. A game cannot result in a draw;

one side must win.4. You can stand holding the ball for

as long as you like.5. If you have committed five fouls in

a single game, you must leave the game.

1. T2. T: you must

bounce the ball while you run

3. T: if there`s a draw, you have to play extra five-minute periods until someone wins.

4. F: you must do something within five seconds

5. T

Football

1. For a goal to be scored, the ball must go right over the goal line, not just part of the way.

2. You mustn`t deliberately touch the ball with your arm.

3. The goalkeeper mustn`t leave the goal area.

4. The goalkeeper can pick up the ball anywhere on the pitch.

5. If the referee shows you a yellow card, you have to leave the pitch.

6. If you deliberately push your opponent in your own goal area, the other side gets a penalty.

1. T2. T: you can touch it

accidentally3. F: he can go

anywhere on the pitch

4. F: only in his goal area

5. F: you must go off if he gives you a red card

6. T

GRAMMAR

•To be a sports star you…

must/have to mustn`t don`t have to

be lazy hate doing sports be able to run fast cheatbe polite like broccoli smoke 30 cigarettes a dayhave a good trainer work hard be fit be attractive

have a good trainer

work hardbe fit

be lazyhate doing

sportscheat

smoke 30 cig. a day

be able to run fast

be politelike broccolibe attractive

GO, PLAY & DOFill the gaps below with a suitable form of go, play or

do.1. I don`t ................ tennis very well because I

don`t ............... enough practice.2. He doesn`t ..................... a lot of running –

he ................... jogging about once a month.3. My sister enjoys ................... chess, but I don`t think

she`s ever .................. Scrabble.4. We`re ..................... swimming. Do you want to come? - No thanks. I`m ................... basketball in two hours.

And I .................. swimming yesterday.5. I ................ some gardening yesterday morning, and

then in the afternoon we all ................. sailing; and in the evening we sat at home and ...................... cards.

PLAY DO

DO GOES

PLAYINGPLAYED

GOINGPLAYING

WENTDID

WENTPLAYED

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