F3_2.1_Sports vocabulary

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John: Quick! Catch the ball!

Roger: Ouch! Sorry, I’m a hopeless basketball (a)   (PLAY).

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Graham: It’s a beautiful day. Let’s go to the pool.

Harry: I’m not a very good (a)   (SWIM), I’m afraid.

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Claire: Did I see your brother riding a bike on TV yesterday, Sam?

Sam: Possibly. He’s a professional (a)   (CYCLE) doing the Tour de France.

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Paulo: Wow. You’ve got a lot of medals. Running, jumping, throwing the javelin ...

Tess: Yes, I used to be a good (a)   (ATHLETICS) when I was younger.

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Karl: Who’s that guy in the picture?

Jan: You are joking! That’s Lionel Messi – the best (a)   (FOOTBALL) in the world!

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Aman: Look! It’s snowing! Let’s go skiing this weekend!

Rafał: Oh, no – you’re not a (a)   (SKI), are you? I hate all winter sports.

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How could Jane let us (a)   like that? She’s the best player on the team and she didn’t arrive for the match.

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Adam’s hurt his arm, so he has to drop (a)   of the tennis competition this weekend.

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Williams has to take (a)   last year’s champion in the final game of the season.

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Uma is an excellent sailor. She got (a)   it when her dad first took her sailing at the age of six.