Sports

Ex.1/101
● snow tubing
● ice skating - Łyżwiarstwo
● hang-gliding - lotniarstwo
● bowling - kręgle
● baseball
● paintball
● paragliding - paralotniarstwo
● aerobics - aerobik
● archery - łucznictwo
● gymnastics - gimastyka
● boxing - boks
● squash
● skydiving - spadochroniarstwo
● martial arts - sztuki walki
● bungee jumping - skoki na bungee
● zip lining - tyrolka

Ex.2/101
● outdoor -
● indoor -
● team -
● individual -
● extreme -

Ex. 3/101
● gazing -
● adventure -
● popular -
● ride -
● requires -
● grab -
● injury -
● heights -
● floating -
● challenge -
● training -

Ex. 8/105
● put up with -
● put aside -
● put on -
● put off -

Ex. listening: Listen to six short conversations. What sport are they talking about?
https://www.examenglish.com/B1/b1_listening_sports.htm#
Ad. 1 → B
Man: Come on, are you ready to go? We've booked the court from four o’clock.
Woman: I can’t find my racket.
Man: I’ve got your racket.
Woman: What about the shuttlecocks?
Man: I don’t have those, but we can buy some at the sports centre.
Woman: Alright then. Come on.

Ad. 2 → A
Woman: What’s the score?
Man: 2-1 to France, but we could draw level, if we’re lucky, in a second.
Woman: Oh, have we got a penalty?
Man: Yes, and he’s taking it now. Oh no, idiot – he kicked it right over the bar. Oh
well, never mind. There’s still 25 minutes to go. There’s still time to score.

Ad. 3 → C
Woman: Is that our guy on the board now?
Man: Yes, that’s him, getting ready to jump – there he goes!
Woman: Wow! How many times did he spin round?
Man: Three and a half. And there was barely a splash when he went in. That one
must score at least nine. Yeah – there it is, nine from three judges. That will put us
into second place.

Ad. 4 → A
Woman: I don’t know what Jess sees in it.
Man: I know what you mean. Running up and down a pitch chasing a ball with a stick
doesn’t sound like my idea of fun at all.
Woman: But she’s pretty good. She scored two goals at her match last week,
apparently.
Man: Did she? Good for her.

Ad. 5 → B
Woman: That’s our guy, in lane 4. His name’s Richard King.
Man: Okay, in the blue shorts?
Woman: Yes, that’s him. He was junior European champion last year, so he should do
quite well.
Man: And how many laps of the track will they do?
Woman: Just one. Okay, they’re getting into the starting blocks now.

Ad. 6 → C

Man: I can’t believe it! How come you keep getting strikes, when my balls just roll off
to the side?
Woman: I think you’re holding the ball wrong. You need to roll it in a straight line.
Man: That’s what I’m doing – or at least what I’m trying to do, but I hardly ever knock
any pins over.
Woman: Here, I’ll show you. You have to keep your wrist straight, like this.