Meeting - Saved - Chat May The Best Team Win

17:59:01 From mac to Everyone:
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17:59:26 From Eduard S to Everyone:
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18:01:38 From Carmen-Elena Stănculescu to Everyone:
May the best team win!
the best, the superlative
adjective - the comparative form - the superlative form: good - better - the
best.
kind, noun
kind, adjective
to do sports, US/ to do sport UK
to enjoy, verb, present
enjoyed, past tense + past participle
to prefer, verb, present
preferred, past tense + past participle
to watch, verb, present
watched, past tense + past participle
to play, verb, present
played, past tense + past participle
to go skiing, expression
to ski, verb
skiing, noun
would, modal verb
to like, verb, present
liked, past tense + past participle
alone, adverb
to benefit, verb
benefit, noun = advantage.
company, noun
court, noun
to decrease, verb = to lower, to downsize.
decrease, noun
entertaining, adjective = amused.
to exercise, verb = to practice.
exercise, noun
fitness, noun
habit, noun
healthy, adjective
health, uncountable noun
mental, adjective: a mental disease .....
mood, noun
to participate, verb
physical, adjective: a physical examination.
pleasure, noun
significant, adjective = important.
track, noun = pistă.
training, noun
to train, verb
trainer, noun
trainee, noun
well-being, noun
workout, noun
to work out, phrasal verb
in vain
usually, adverb
at home, noun
in a gym, noun
outdoors VERSUS indoors
on a court, noun
to think, verb, present
thought, past tense + past participle
to ride your bike, expression
to affect, verb, present
affected, past tense + past participle
to breathe, verb
to breathe in, phrasal verb
to breathe out, phrasal verb
more fun
fun, noun
fun, adjective
to exercise alone VERSUS to exercise with other people
connectors: "because", "since" = we use them when we need to explain the
reason for vsomething.
connectors: "because", "since" = we use them when we need to explain the
reason for something.
for example: I like to work out because it's fun.
We didn't go running this morning since it was raining.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmFQqjMF_f0
underdog, noun = loser.
all walks of life = poor/ rich people.
diabetes, noun
commitment, noun
hurdles?
hurdles, noun = burdens, chores, hard tasks.
acceptable, adjective
to achieve, verb = to reach, to attain, to succeed, to accomplish.
achievement, noun
advantage, noun = benefit.
commitment, noun
confidence, noun
to defeat, verb, present
defeated, past tense + past participle
defeat, noun
to develop, verb, present = to produce, to create, to start.
developed, past tense + past participle
development, noun
disadvantage, noun
to dislike, verb, present
disliked, past tense + past participle
dislike, noun
to encourage, verb = to nurture.
to nurture, verb = 1. to raise a child or to grow a plant; 2. to nurture your
own ambitions.
failure, noun
to fail, verb, present
failed, past tense + past participle
identity, noun
member, noun
pressure, noun
to be under pressure, expression
to work under pressure, expression
pride, noun
pride, uncountable noun
proud, adjective
a proud mother/ father
result, noun = outcome, noun.
skill, noun
to be skilled at something ......
supporter, noun = fan, noun.
skill, noun = competence, ability.
uncommon, adjective = unusual, strange, weird.
victory, noun
In my opinion, it doesn't matter if you play in a team or alone, the effect
of failure is the same for you.
Playing on a team teach us to support each other, to learn the trust to trust
in somebody, to go on wiyh our life
your
19:11:48 From Vlad to Everyone:
Playing in a team sport we understand better the expression, "to lose the
battle but win the war".
19:12:24 From Carmen to Everyone:
I think that is very important to learn from failure and defeat . When your
team lost a match you share with your colegues the sadness and together overcome
the obstacoles.
19:12:53 From Mihaela Bodnar to Everyone:
people learn things from other people, so in a team they learn to be defeat
or to win .
19:13:20 From antonela plesescu to Everyone:
In my opinion, when you play on a team you have to have trust the members and
always think in a positive way.
19:15:22 From Simona Mol to Everyone:
If you play on a team teach us to suport each others, to cry ,to loss, to be
together on good or bad.
19:17:22 From Carmen-Elena Stănculescu to antonela plesescu(Direct Message):
In my opinion, when you play on a team you have to trust the members and YOU
always HAVE TO think in a positive way.
The prefix "dis-" gives a word a negative meaning.
for example: advantage - disadvantage - noun; to like - to dislike - verb.
the Future Simple (with "WILL") = we use it when we want to express a future
action or intention.
for example: You will make friends.
lazy, adjective: a lazy man/ woman.
laziness, uncountable noun = lene.
a lazy day, noun
lazybones, noun
should, modal verb = we use it to give advice => ar trebui.
advice, uncountable noun, no plural form.
to join, verb = to enroll.
to be able to
can, modal verb
at least = cel puțin.

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