THEME 1: A QUESTION OF SPORT

VOCABULARY AND PRONUNCIATION

Above
Across
Advice
Against
Aloud
Announce
Another
Argue
Arms
Ask
Athlete
Athletics
Basket
Basketball
Bat
Bat
Below
Bicycle
Board
Boats
Boot
Bottom
Building
Camp
Champion
Change
Changing room

Check
Cheese
Club
Column
Court
Court
Covert
Crowded
Cycling
Cyclist
Dirty

Arriba
A travs
Aconsejado
Contra
En voz alta
Anunciar
Otro
Discutir
Brazos
Preguntar
Atleta
Atletismo
Cesta
Baloncesto
Bate
Murcilago
Debajo
Bicicleta
Tabla
Barcos
Bota
Fondo
Edificio
Campament
Campen
Cambio
Vesturario
Comprobar
Queso
Club
Columna
Pista/corte
Juzgado
Cubrir
Abarrotado
Ciclismo
Ciclista
Sucio

Abov
Acros
Advais
Agenst
Alaud
Anouns
Anoder
Arguiu
Arms
Ask
Azliit
Azletics
Basket
Baskeboll
Bat
Bat
Bilou
Baisikel
Boord
Bouts
Buut
Botom
Bildin
Kamp
Champion
Cheinch
Cheinyin room

Chek
Chiis
Clab
Colum
Cort
Cort
Covet
Croudid
Saiclin
Saiclist
Derti

Equipment
Examener
Fall over
Field
Fitness
Floor
Football
Get wet
Gloves
Goal
Goalkeeper
Going out
Grass
Guess
Gym
Gymnast
Gymnastics
Halves
Hat
Helmet
Hit
Hockey
Hold
Horse riding
Instead
Issue (nom)
Issue (verb)
Joke
Kick
Kind (nom)
Knee
Languages
Large
Long
Low
Main
Masseur
Match(nom)
Match (vrb)
Message
Neccesary
Net
Often
Onto
Outdoors

Equipo
Examinador
Caerse
Campo
Estado fsico
Suelo
Ftbol
Mojarse
Guantes
Portera/gol
Portero
Salir
Csped
Imaginar
Gimnasio
Gimnasta
Gimnasia
Mitades
Sombrero
Casco
Golpear
Hockey
Sostener
Equitacin
En lugar de
Problema
Presentar
Broma
Patear
Tipo
Rodilla
Idiomas
Grande
Largo
Bajo
Principal
Masajista
Partido
Relacionar
Mensaje
Necesario
Redondo
A menudo
Sobre
Al aire libre

Ecuiment
Igsamene
Fol ouve
Field
Fitnes
Floo
Fuutbol
Get wet
Globs
Gol
Golkiper
Goin aut
Grass
Ges
Yim
Yimnast
Yimnastics
Havs
Hat
Helmet
Hit
Hokey
Hold
Hors Raidin
Insted
Issiu
Issiu
Youk
Kik
Kaind
Nii
Lanweyis
Larch
Lon
Lou
Mein
Masser
Match
Match
Mesich
Neseseri
Net
Ofen
Ontu
Audors

Oval
Over
Own
Pass (nom)
Pass (verb)
Path
Picture
Pieces
Prepare
Purpose
Quiet
Race
Racing
Racket
Recording
Round (adj)
Round (nm)
Sail (nom)
Sail (vrb)
Sailing (dpt)
Score (verb)
Separates
Shaped
Shoes

Ovalada
Encima
Propio
Puerto
Aprobar
Camino
Dibujo
Piezas
Preparar
Propsito
Tranquilo
Competir
Carrera
Raqueta
Grabacin
Redondo
Ronda
Vela
Navegar
Vela
Marcar gol
Separa
Forma
Zapatos

Ouval
Ouve
Oun
Pas
Pas
Paz
Picchar
Piises
Prepa
Porpos
Cuaiet
Reis
Reisin
Raket
Ricordin
Round
Round
Seil
Seil
Seilin
Scor
Sepereits
Cheipt
Chuus

Simultaneously

Simultneamen.

Simulteiniosly

Skiing
Socks
Speaker
Speaker
Sportsman
Stage
Stand
Statement
Steep
Stopwatch
Such
Surfer
Surname
Swim.-Pool
Swimming
Table tennis
Thin
Through
Time trial
Training

Esqu
Calcetines
Hablante
Altavoz
Deportista
Etapa
Permanecer
Declaracin
Empinado
Cronmetro
Tal
Surfista
Apellido
Piscina
Natacin
Ping-pong
Delgado
A travs
Contrarreloj
Entrenamien

Skiin
Socs
Spker
Spker
Sportsman
Steich
Stand
Steitments
Stiip
StopWach
Sach
Sfe
Surneim
Suimin Pul
Suimin
Teiboltenis
Zin
Zrou
Taim treil
Treinin

Tree
Tuesday
Used
Useful
Usually
Vowel
Waterproof
Wave
Wedding
Wednesday
Whole
Woman
Women
Wood
Skill

rbol
Martes
Usado
til
Normalment
Vocal
Impermeabl
Ola
Boda
Mircoles
Entero
Mujer
Mujeres
Madera
Habilidad

Tri
Tusdei
Iusd
Iusfol
Iushuely
Vouel
Woterpruuf
Weiv
Wedin
Wensdei
Houl
Women
Wimen
Wuud
Skil

GRAMMAR
We use frequency adverbs as (always, usually, often, sometimes and never):
Before a main verb: I always eat chocolate after lunch.
Between auxiliary verb (do, have) and second verb: You don't always eat chocolate
after lunch.
After the verb to be: He is always happy.
More examples in questions:
Do you often play football?
Are you always happy?
We use do, play, go:
Play + a sport with a ball: play tennis.
Go + a sport ending -ing: go cycling
Do+ a sport that shows one person's skills: do athletics.