Do sport, make sport, be a sport. Sport v sports. Or perhaps games. And where and who. Talking about sport may be one of the most popular of human pastimes, and can be a great lead-in to other topics.
This session reviews the general language of discussing sport and sports in English, with some time available to discuss the English of specific activities.
- Patterns
- Exceptions
- Regional / Varietal differences
- Usages
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