 
        
        - •Football
- •Gymnastics
- •Wrestling
- •Weight lifting
- •Winter sports
- •Skating
- •Aquatics
- •Swimming
- •Yachting
- •Boating
- •Shooting
- •I. Translate the vocabulary into Russian or Ukrainian.
- •II. Discussion point.
- •III. Read the text and answer the questions after it. Sport and games
- •Fill the gaps in the texts with the suitable words or phrases.
- •V. Translate the sentences from Russian into English.
- •VI. Choose the correct answer.
- •VII. Reading comprehension (1).
- •The football match
- •VIII. Complete the sentences with the suitable words or expressions.
- •IX. Choose the correct answer.
- •X. Discussion point.
- •XI. Read the text and answer the questions after it. The olympic games
- •XII. Discussion point.
- •XIII. Choose the correct answer.
- •XV. Reading comprehension (2).
- •Record-breaker
- •XVII. Reading comprehension (3).
- •Saudis book world cup place
- •Arizona claim world series place
- •McNish completes toyota line-up
- •Lara fit for sri lanka
SPORTS AND GAMES
- What sport society do you belong to? 
- The club has different sections. 
- A special council is elected to guide the activities of the club. 
- This stadium has a seating capacity of 1000,000. 
- There has been a record attendance at the stadium this year. 
- Where is the play (sports) ground)? 
- Now the winter sports season is in full swing. 
- The competition will be opened with the long-distance run. 
- Tournament 
- Gymnastic competition 
- International contest 
- Swimming contest 
- The World Students` Games 
- Match 
- Meeting (Am a meet) 
- An `A` league team 
- The all-Ukraine team 
- The national team 
- Contending teams 
- Visiting team 
- Home-team 
- Contestant 
- A tem-mate 
- To qualify for the finals 
- Semi-finals 
- The world high-jump record holder 
- The Russia record holder in … 
- Honourable Master of Sports 
- A medal winner 
- A medalist at the Olympic Games 
- A triple champion 
- The Ukraine, national, world, Olympic champion 
- Individual championship 
- To win the championship 
- To go in for the world championship in … 
- A title-holder 
- A contender to the title 
- To win (carry off, capture) a title 
- To lose a title 
- To defend a title 
- To retain the title 
- To compete for the first place 
- To establish (set) a new world record 
- To beat (cut, break, exceed) a record in… 
- To improve (raise, better) a record in… 
- To lower the record 0.1 of a second 
- To repeat the result 
- Close to the world record 
- An individual (team) victory 
- A third victory running 
- To press for a victory 
- To reap all the victories 
- A victory over… 
- An easy winner 
- To have a win to one`s credit 
- To win by the head 
- To mount the rostrum 
- To be garlanded with a laurel wreath 
- A surprise defeat 
- To defeat a team by 6 points to 4 
- To try to even up 
- To train 
- To be `in form` 
- To be `out of form` 
- A trainer (coach) 
- Who trains him? 
- He trains under… 
- Singlets and shorts (Am jersey and trunks) 
- Sports shoes 
- A keen sportsmen 
- An ardent sports fan 
- A favourite kind of sport 
- Basic sports© 
- To go wild over a game 
- To have (take) a keen interest in a team 
- To care for football 
- To go in for swimming 
- To be keen on cricket 
- To take a fancy for (to) archery 
- To be a soccer fan 
- To be good at tennis 
- To chuck up (drop) playing rugby 
- To join (take a hand, take part in, make one of the party) 
- To `root` for somebody (usually Am) 
- What team do you root for? 
Football
- Football occupies an honourable place among other games. 
- The audience gave the England team a hearty welcome. 
- They showed a lack of concerted work. 
- Their attacks were weak. 
- They played a purely defensive game. 
- The forwards played far too much as individuals. 
- They were swift and aggressive. 
- They behaved very badly (they were rough). 
- The first half abounded in sharp dangerous attacks launched by the Spartaks. 
- Their goal never seemed to be out of trouble. 
- Their defence was vigilant and courageous. 
- The visitors have taken the initiative and are piling on pressure. 
- The N. Team started off in a fine style. 
- England continued to dominate the play. 
- Ten minutes from time the home defence once again took over the attacking role. 
- The N. Team had another narrow escape in the 45th minute. 
- Those tactics are not new. 
- In whose favour is the goal? 
- All cheered the tying goal with great applause. 
- With six minutes to go N. Shot from a good scoring position and scored a goal. 
- He almost ripped the opponent`s net with an unstoppable shot from close range. 
- M. Tried a long shot, but the ball went high. 
- He is poor at headwork (headworking). 
- He is a master in the art of heading. 
- N. Is equally strong in attack and defence. 
- The skill of the players was practically equal. 
- What is the score? 
- With what score did the team win? 
- The match ended in a 3:3 draw (tie). 
- The game with the N. Team was a draw. 
- The score was 2:0 (two-nil). 
- The game was a goalless draw. 
- They won the game 3:1 (three to one). 
- They managed to stick to a 3:3 draw. 
- The score could have been heavier. 
- At full-time the scores were even; extra time had to be given. 
- N. Brought the score to 3:1 in favour of the Spartak. 
- To keep score 
- To bring the score to… 
- To open the score 
- To even the score 
- Close score 
- Shut out 
VOLLEYBALL
- To serve the ball 
- To receive the ball 
- To pass (feed) the ball 
- To block 
- To fail to return the ball 
- To lose a point 
- To lose the right to serve 
- Change 
- A stroke across the net 
BASKETBALL
- To shoot the ball at the basket 
- To land (sink) the ball in the basket 
TRACK-AND-FIELD ATHLETICS
- Runs 
- 100 metre race (run, dash, event) 
- 4x100 metre relay 
- a long distance race 
- a cross-country race 
- marathon race 
- steeplechase 
- 400 m hurdle race 
- 10 000 metre walk 
- lap 
- heat 
- round 
- baton 
- route 
- fast finish 
- smart beginning 
- to race in the 100 metres 
- to finish ahead of N. 
- To clock 10.4 sec in the 100 metre race 
- To time 
- To break (breast) the tape 
- To cross the finishing line 
- To tale the lead 
- To keep the lead 
- To regain the lead 
- To make a good (bad) start 
- To be an easy winner of the marathon 
- To win the heat 
- To come out on top 
- To win by a couple of yards 
- To fail to win the heat 
- Jumps 
- a men`s (women`s) jump 
- high jump 
- long jump 
- pole vault (vaulting) 
- hop, step and jump 
- roll style 
- to clear 1 m 55 cm in the high jump 
- to clear 6 ft using the roll style 
- to master the scissors style 
- to outjump somebody 
- to fall back on one`s hands 
- to touch the bar 
- Throws 
- discus throw 
- hammer throw 
- javelin throw 
- shot put 
