Are You Keen On Sport

Are you keen on
sport?
Let’s play
 Wheel Decide | The sports quiz
Different sports activities
 Basketball
 Athletics- |æθˈletɪks|- атлетика;
 Horse racing
 Mountaineering |maʊntəˈnɪərɪŋ|;
 Swimming
 Tennis
In which sports do you have a ball?
a ball
In which sports do you have a rope?
a rope /rəʊp/
In which sports do you have a track?
a track |træk| -дорожка

In which sports do you have a net?
a net
In which sports do you have a rider?
A rider |ˈraɪdə|
In which sports do you have a match?
A match- партия, матч

A team play
 Work in pairs.
 Try to write down as many sports in English as
you can.
 You have 2 minutes.
 For each incorrect word you lose a point
(waterball instead of water polo).
 The team to write the most sports wins.
Which sports are popular in you country?
Which ones do you like?
 Basketball is popular here, but I don’t like it very
much.
I like tennis and it’s very popular here.

Do the crossword
 Different sports (learningapps.org)
If you don’t give up, you never fail
Fail – потерпеть поражение;
Injury /ˈɪndʒəri/- рана, ушиб, травма;
Reply – отвечать;
Cheer /tʃɪər/- ободрять;
Say if the sentences are true or false,
correct the false sentences
 The weather in Barcelona was bad.
 Derek Redmond ran in the 200- metre race.
 The race organisers tried to help Derek.
 Derek was running when he crossed the finish line.
 In 2010, Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner had already tried to climb K2 three times
before.
 Gerlinde was alone on the mountain.
 The accident happened in the evening.
 Gerlinde’s dream of climbing all of the mountains in the world that are
8,000 metres or higher, is still incomplete.
Past Continuous
 Run try climb shine
 The sun was shining in Barcelona.

 At first, Derek was running well.
 Gerlinde was climbing with her friend Frederic
Ericsson.
 Frederic was trying to tie some rope.
Past Continuous
 Usethe past continuous to talk about actions in
progress at a certain time in the past.
Short Answers
Yes, I/he/she/it was.

No, I/he/she/it wasn’t.
Yes, they, we, you were.

No, they, you, we weren’t.
 1) A: What were you(you/doingdo) yesterday when we phoned you?
 B: I (wait) for my mother in town. And it was horrible
wasitwaiting (rain)!
because
Was raining
 A: Why didn’t you answer when I phoned you?
 B: I (cook) my lunch.
Was cooking
 A: Was it a good game yesterday?
 B: Well, the beginning was fine. We (play) well and we
(win). But then they scored four goals!
were playing
were winning
 (you/ watch) TV when I called last night?
 No,
wereI wasn’t. I
you watching (read) a magazine.
Was reading
Sports and sports verbs
 Sailing |ˈseɪlɪŋ|- плавание под парусами;
 Diving |ˈdaɪvɪŋ|- дайвинг;
 Golf - |ɡɒlf|- гольф;
 Gymnastics |dʒɪmˈnæstɪks |- гимнастика;
 Rock-climbing - скалолазание;
 Rugby - |ˈrʌɡbɪ|- регби;
 Snowboarding - катание на сноуборде;
 Skiing – катание на лыжах;
 Volleyball
 Windsurfing |ˈwɪn(d)sɜːfɪŋ |- виндсерфинг
Do is used with Play is generally used
individual or sports in with team sports and
Go is used with activities which a ball is not used, those sports that need
and sports that end in -ing: like martial arts: a ball:
go swimming do karate play basketball
Listen and tick (۷ ) the sport(s) each teenager mentions.
Gemma Andy Tracey Paul Ryan
football
۷ ۷ ۷ ۷
۷
swimming
۷ ۷
running
۷ ۷
skateboarding
۷
Gymnastics
۷
skiing
tennis ۷
۷
Who expresses this idea?
 Gemma Andy Tracey Paul Ryan
I practice a lot. Tracey

 I’ m not competitive. Gemma
 I like doing things alone.
Andy
 I’m learning another sport.
Ryan
 I can’t do my sport at school.
Paul
Which of the five teenagers are you
like?
I’m like Gemma because I don’t really like sport.
I really like running, I’m like Andy.

Your favourite sports FAILS.
 Sumo [ ˈsuːməʊ ˈres.lɪŋ] – сумо (японская борьба);
 Referee [refəˈriː] – судья;
 The other day – на днях;
 Knock smb over- сбить с ног.
 Give a hug- обнять;
 Ring- ринг;
 Come round a corner – появился из-за угла;
 In the end- в конце концов.
Answer the questions
 Why does Alan think the story about the bird is
funny?
 Why didn’t the girl see the ball coming at her?
 What happened to the referee?
 Why did the cyclist lose control of the bike?
 How funny do you think these stories are? Give

each one a number from 0-5(0= not funny at all,
5= very funny).
Which sport is the odd one
 Marathon-|ˈmærəθ(ə)n|
 Athlete-|ˈæθliːt| -
атлет;
 Spectators- /spekˈteɪ.tər/- зритель;
Find the actions in Past Continuous and Past Simple
forms
 1) One of the players was hitting the ball when a
bird flew in.
 One girl was looking the other way when the ball
hit her.
 He was trying to get out of the way but the two
men fell on him.
 While he was still cycling, he put his arms up in
the air.
Which part of the sentence tells us the background
action? Which – what happened at one moment?
One of the players was hitting a ball
a bird flew in.
Past Continuous
Rule: Use the to talk about
Past Simple
background actions, and the
for actions which happened at one moment (and
sometimes interrupted the background action)

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a track |træk| -дорожка

A match- партия, матч

I like tennis and it’s very popular here.

 The sun was shining in Barcelona.

Yes, I/he/she/it was.

Yes, they, we, you were.

I practice a lot. Tracey

I really like running, I’m like Andy.

 How funny do you think these stories are? Give

a bird flew in.

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