1. Ball games and equipment:
football (soccer)
rugby (bóng bầu dục)
American football
basketball (bong ro)
badminton (cau long)
baseball (khuc con cau)
volleyball (bo chuyen)
cricket
tennis
table tennis (bong ban)
For most ball games you need boots or training shoes (trainers/huấn luyện viên) (trainee/người được huấn luyện)
For tennis, squash and badminton you need a racket (cây vợt).
For baseball and table tennis you need a bat (gậy, vợt). For golf you need clubs.
In tennis, volleyball and badminton there is a net across the middle of the court. There is also a net around each goal in football.
Sticks (cây gậy) are used in skiing and hockey.
football (soccer)
rugby (bóng bầu dục)
American football
basketball (bong ro)
badminton (cau long)
baseball (khuc con cau)
volleyball (bo chuyen)
cricket
tennis
table tennis (bong ban)
For most ball games you need boots or training shoes (trainers/huấn luyện viên) (trainee/người được huấn luyện)
For tennis, squash and badminton you need a racket (cây vợt).
For baseball and table tennis you need a bat (gậy, vợt). For golf you need clubs.
In tennis, volleyball and badminton there is a net across the middle of the court. There is also a net around each goal in football.
Sticks (cây gậy) are used in skiing and hockey.
Other popular sports:
swimming
running
sailing
motor racing
horse racing
judo/karate
skiing
canoeing
Things you can do with a ball
running
sailing
motor racing
horse racing
judo/karate
skiing
canoeing
Things you can do with a ball
throw it/head it/pass it
hit it/catch it/kick it
Asking question about sports
Do you do any sports? Yes, I go swimming/running/sailing/canoeing.
Do you play football/tennis/badminton?
What's your favourite sports? I like motor racing best.
Which ones do you like?
Which ones would you like to do?
Are there any that you are good at?
Are there any that you hate?
Are there any that are not played much in your country?
Which game or sport requires the most strength?
Which one has the biggest crowds?
Can you write down at least three more sports not included opposite?
Where we do sports:
We play tennis on a tennis court.
We paly football on a football field.
We swim in a swimming pool.
Places and people
The playing area for tennis, volleyball, .. it is a court; for golf it is a course. for football it is called a stadium.
The people who watch. also called spectators (khán giả)
Some games are played by individuals, others are team games.
In a team, one player is the captain, and there is a magager or a coach.
In football the referee has a whistle to control the game and two lineman.
In tennis there are line judges to decide if the ball is 'in' or 'out'.
Name (equipment)
athletics (vest, shorts, running shoes)
motor racing (crash helmet)
swimming (swimming costume, trunks)
boxing (vest, shorts, gloves, boots)
skiing (sticks, ski suit, ski boots)
2. Winning and losing
_ Spain beat Switzerland 3-2
_ Spain won the match. (= Switzerland lost the match)
_ Spain defeated (v- đánh bại) Swizerland. (= Switzerland were defeated by Spain)
_ Spain were the winners. (Switzerland were the losers)
If both teams or player have the same score (= number of goals or points), it is a draw.
we drew (v) yesterday's match/game.
We've got an important match against a very good team next week.
When the game is still in progress, we often use the verb 'lead' to describe the position of the teams and players, or 'lastest' to describe the score;
At half-time, Spain are leading Switzerland tow-one.
Sampras is leading three-two in the first set. (= the latest score is three-two to Sampras)
If someone gives you the lastest score, the game has finished.
You can lost one or two games but still win the competition.
A set in tennis is not always decided on a tie-break.
If two teams have the same score at the end of the game, it is a draw.
Competitions
In many sports, players and teams play every week in a league.
The player/team that wins the most games in a season is the winner of the league championship.
In most sports, there is also a cup competition, which is usually a knock-out competition.
quarter final
semi-final
final
The referee gave the try although many people thought it was a forward pass.
He scored the winner with a beautiful free kick from just outside the penalty area.
He served fifteen aces and not one double fault.
The coach called a time out with just 45 seconds left and two points between the teams.
He crashed into are in front with just two laps remaining.
First he was booked (= the yellow card) for a bad tackle (n- chặn, cản), and then he handled the ball inside the penalty area, so the referee had to send him off (= the red card).
In the 200 metres freestyles, he overtook (v- vượt qua) the Russian on the final length to win the race.
She sprinted (v- chạy nước rút) away from the rest of the field on the final lap won easily.
We play tennis on a tennis court.
We paly football on a football field.
We swim in a swimming pool.
Places and people
The playing area for tennis, volleyball, .. it is a court; for golf it is a course. for football it is called a stadium.
The people who watch. also called spectators (khán giả)
Some games are played by individuals, others are team games.
In a team, one player is the captain, and there is a magager or a coach.
In football the referee has a whistle to control the game and two lineman.
In tennis there are line judges to decide if the ball is 'in' or 'out'.
Name (equipment)
athletics (vest, shorts, running shoes)
motor racing (crash helmet)
swimming (swimming costume, trunks)
boxing (vest, shorts, gloves, boots)
skiing (sticks, ski suit, ski boots)
2. Winning and losing
_ Spain beat Switzerland 3-2
_ Spain won the match. (= Switzerland lost the match)
_ Spain defeated (v- đánh bại) Swizerland. (= Switzerland were defeated by Spain)
_ Spain were the winners. (Switzerland were the losers)
If both teams or player have the same score (= number of goals or points), it is a draw.
we drew (v) yesterday's match/game.
We've got an important match against a very good team next week.
When the game is still in progress, we often use the verb 'lead' to describe the position of the teams and players, or 'lastest' to describe the score;
At half-time, Spain are leading Switzerland tow-one.
Sampras is leading three-two in the first set. (= the latest score is three-two to Sampras)
If someone gives you the lastest score, the game has finished.
You can lost one or two games but still win the competition.
A set in tennis is not always decided on a tie-break.
If two teams have the same score at the end of the game, it is a draw.
Competitions
In many sports, players and teams play every week in a league.
The player/team that wins the most games in a season is the winner of the league championship.
In most sports, there is also a cup competition, which is usually a knock-out competition.
quarter final
semi-final
final
The referee gave the try although many people thought it was a forward pass.
He scored the winner with a beautiful free kick from just outside the penalty area.
He served fifteen aces and not one double fault.
The coach called a time out with just 45 seconds left and two points between the teams.
He crashed into are in front with just two laps remaining.
First he was booked (= the yellow card) for a bad tackle (n- chặn, cản), and then he handled the ball inside the penalty area, so the referee had to send him off (= the red card).
In the 200 metres freestyles, he overtook (v- vượt qua) the Russian on the final length to win the race.
She sprinted (v- chạy nước rút) away from the rest of the field on the final lap won easily.
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