My example:
- He passes the ball
- He passes Mike the ball
- He throws the ball
- He throws the ball into the basket.
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How to bring soccer learning into the classroom?
Welcome to the fascinating world of soccer, but from an educational perspective! In this section, we will guide you through learning essential verbs and practicing direct and indirect sentences, all with the central theme of this exciting sport. Are you ready? Let's get started!
What are the key verbs for talking about soccer?
Imagine you're at the most important game of the season, and everyone's eyes are fixed on the field. It's the perfect scenario to learn four crucial verbs in soccer:
- Kick: Fundamental to any ball handling. For example, "Kick the ball."
- Pass: Ideal for collaborating with your team. Example: "Pass me the ball, please".
- Throw: Useful for describing precise movements. For example, "Throw it here."
- Shoot: A key term in offensive plays. Example: "Kick the ball now".
These verbs are not only basic in the language, but also expand your vocabulary in the sports context.
How to practice direct and indirect sentences in the context of soccer?
The next step in our course is to integrate these verbs into both direct and indirect sentences. This practice will help you understand how to reformulate and diversify your linguistic constructions.
- Direct: "He kicked the ball." Here, you simply describe the act.
- Indirect: "He kicked the goalkeeper with the ball". By having three elements, the sentence becomes indirect.
- Direct: "Tom threw the soccer ball".
- Indirect: "Tom threw Robert the soccer ball".
- Direct: "He passed the ball".
- Indirect: "He passed the ball to the player on his team".
These examples give you a clear structure to practice and understand how direct and indirect objects give different nuances to actions.
How to create your own sentences from images or situations?
Here comes the most interactive part. You are invited to observe a situation with soccer players and a ball and imagine your own sentences, both direct and indirect. Use the verbs you learned: kick, pass, throw, and add scoring as well. For example:
- Direct: "The striker scored the goal."
- Indirect: "The striker scored the goal to the goalkeeper".
In addition, we encourage you to create sentences based on your favorite sports activities using these verbs. Maybe you play basketball, tennis or even swimming. The principles are the same, and this will enrich your grammatical understanding.
Leave your sentences in the comments and see you in the next class! This process is not only essential for language learning, but it also makes learning dynamic and relevant. Go ahead, keep exploring and learning!
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chuta= en fútbol, golpear fuertemente el balón con el pie
I don´t like football I prefer mountain-bike
- Do you like football? Yes, I love it.
- What’s your favorite team? My favorite team is Barcelona from Spain.
I hate the futbool.
My examples:✍️📖
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Henri passed the football.
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Henri passed the football to the goalie.
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Sofia threw the ball.
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Sofia threw the ball into the goal.
He kicked the ball.
He passed the ball to the striker.
I scored a goal.
I threw the ball to my friend.
he kicked the ball
I pass the ball to Carlos
I threw him
He passes the ball
He passes Liam the ball
He throws the ball
He throws the ball into the basket.
The striker dribble the ball
The striker dribble the ball across the defense
He pass the football.
He pass the football to his teamplayer.
Luis threw the football.
Luis threw Mike the football.
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He passes the ball
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He passes Mike the ball
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He throws the ball
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He throws the ball into the basket
He passes the ball
He passes Liam the ball
He throws the ball
He throws the ball into the basket.
* He passes the ball * He passes John the ball * He throws the ball * He throws the ball into the basket
He passes the ball
He passes Mike the ball
He throws the ball
He throws the ball into the basket
Related Verbs
Kick
Pass
Throw
Shoot
* I kick the pedal to start the bike. (Direct).
* The pedal is kicked by me to start the bike. (Indirect)
* He passes the water bottle to his teammate during the race.(Direct)
* The water bottle is passed to his teammate by him during the race. (Indirect).
* She throws her jacket to the ground before riding.(Direct)
* Her jacket is thrown to the ground by her before riding. (Indirect)
I like basketball and I will talk about it.
I like it because there are many players who make it look easy, players like michael jordan who was an amazing shooter with the greatest skills ever seen, people like him make basketball an amazing game that allows people to fly.
* I threw the ball over the net.
* Throw the ball over him.
* Throw her the ball.
* SHe threw the volleyball to her teammates.
* He passed the ball to the setter before the serve.
* she scored a beatiful
* We pass the ball quickly to confuse the opponents.
He swam without swimming hat
they kick the ball in the pitch
Juan threw the ball the strike
The red team soccer kick the ball faster
Sorry, I hate football. Only I love running.
Claro, aquí tienes algunos verbos relacionados con "kick" (patear) y "pass" (pasar), junto con una breve explicación en español:
**Patear (Kick):**
1. **Patear** - Golpear algo con el pie.
2. **Puntapié** - Dar una patada con la parte superior del pie antes de que la pelota toque el suelo, comúnmente usado en fútbol americano y fútbol (soccer).
3. **Golpear** - Hacer contacto con algo de manera fuerte y directa con el pie.
4. **Específico de Fútbol (Soccer):**
* **Disparar** - Patear la pelota hacia la portería con la intención de marcar un gol.
* **Driblar** - Patear la pelota mientras se corre con ella, evitando a los oponentes.
* **Centrar** - Patear la pelota desde el costado del campo hacia el centro, generalmente apuntando a un compañero de equipo.
* **Elevar** - Patear la pelota ligeramente hacia el aire, a menudo para pasarla por encima de un oponente.
**Pasar (Pass):**
1. **Pasar** - Mover algo de un lugar a otro.
2. **Lanzar** - Mover algo a través del aire con la mano o el brazo en un movimiento hacia adelante.
3. **Tirar** - Lanzar algo, a menudo de manera ligera o casual.
4. **Específico de Fútbol (Soccer):**
* **Pase en Profundidad** - Patear la pelota hacia un espacio detrás de la línea defensiva para que un compañero de equipo corra hacia ella.
* **Pase Largo** - Patear la pelota sobre una larga distancia hacia un compañero de equipo.
* **Pase Corto** - Patear la pelota sobre una corta distancia hacia un compañero de equipo cercano.
* **Pase hacia Atrás** - Pasar la pelota hacia atrás a un compañero de equipo, generalmente para mantener la posesión o aliviar la presión.
Sure, here are some related verbs for "kick" and "pass":
**Kick (Patear):**
1. **Punt** - To kick the ball with the top of the foot before it touches the ground, commonly used in American football and soccer.
2. **Strike** - To hit forcefully with the foot.
3. **Boot** - To kick something, usually with a lot of force.
4. **Soccer (Football) Specific:**
* **Shoot** - To kick the ball towards the goal with the intention of scoring.
* **Dribble** - To kick the ball while running with it, avoiding opponents.
* **Cross** - To kick the ball from the side of the field towards the center, typically aiming for a teammate.
* **Chip** - To kick the ball lightly into the air, often to pass over an opponent.
**Pass (Pasar):**
1. **Throw** - To move something through the air with the hand or arm in a forward motion.
2. **Toss** - To throw something lightly or casually.
3. **Distribute** - To give out or deliver something to multiple recipients.
4. **Football (Soccer) Specific:**
* **Through Pass** - To kick the ball into space behind the defensive line for a teammate to run onto.
* **Long Pass** - To kick the ball over a long distance to a teammate.
* **Short Pass** - To kick the ball over a short distance to a nearby teammate.
* **Back Pass** - To pass the ball backward to a teammate, typically to maintain possession or relieve pressure.
The striker kicked the ball.
The striker passed Maikel the ball.
The striker dribbled the defense and scored the first goal.
* Tom passed the ball
* Nick threw lisa the football
* I kicked the ball
- Kathy passed the ball (direct)
- Kathy passed the ball to Mary (Indirect)
- Dan threw strong the ball (direct)
- Dan threw the ball inside to soccer goal (indirect)
* He passed Adrian the ball
* He kicked the ball
* He threw Esteban the football
* Albert shooted the ball
* Albert shooted to goal the ball
She kicked the ball (D)
She kicked the ball to the marshal (I)
Andres kick the fotball now.
Andres shoots at their goalkeeper the football now.
Natalia throws the ball over the net.
Tbh, I don't like football.
The striker kicks the ball
The striker kicks to the goal keeper the ball
* He kicks the ball
* He kicks to goalteker the ball
He passes the ball
He passes Mike the ball
He throws the ball
He throws the ball into the basket.
great
He kicks the ball (Direct)
He kicks the friend the ball (Indirect)
Juan throws the ball.
Juan throws the team player the ball
Mike throws the ball to Luis from the sideline.
She gives a pass to Lupe and scores the goal by kicking the ball into the goal.
Give me a pass now.
Kick the ball now.
I kick the shin, not the ball. Luis marks Santiago in defense.
- Michael Jordan passes the ball to his playing partner
- The striker kicked football and he scored a goal.
- The goalkeeper shoot the ball and it passed to striker
* Physical training and sports.
* Do you like football?
* What's your favorite team?
* It's the biggest match of the season.
* Everyone is watching!
* You have a football, a striker and a goalkeeper.
* Kick the ball.
* Pass me the ball, please.
* Throw it over here.
* Shoot the ball now.
* He kicked the ball.
* He kicked the goalkeeper the ball.
* Tom threw the football.
* Tom threw Robert the football.
* She passed the ball.
* She passed the ball to her teamplayer.
* Can you make a sentence for this situation?
- The striker shot the ball.
- He passed the ball to his team player.
yepes score a goal
yepes score a goal against argentina team
david ospina throw the ball
david ospina throw the ball into mildfield
chara pass the ball
chara pass the ball to the rock
the tiger shoot the ball
the tiger shoot the ball towards the goolkeeper
- Cristiano passed the defences
- Cristiano passed all the defences
- Messi scored the goal
- Messi scored Real Madrid the goal
- Tom Brady passed the ball
- Tom brady passed Gronkowski the ball
- He threw the ball out of the stadium.
- He couldn’t pass the ball to the striker.
- The goalkeeper caught the ball.
- The striker kicked the goalkeeper the ball.
- All players celebrated the goal.
Let’s take it to the pitch!
● Now, using this structure and the verbs KICK, PASS, SCORE, AND THROW, make your own sentences based on your favorite sports activities! Using INDIRECT and DIRECT structures!
- She kicked the volleyball to save the game.
She kicked the team player the volleyball to save the game. - Mateo scored 5 points and won the game.
Mateo scored 5 points in the second game and won the game. - Alex passed the baseball.
Alex passed the baseball to the pitcher. - Roxanne threw the badminton ball.
Roxanne threw the referee the badminton ball. - The goalkeeper kicked the football into midfield.
The goalkeeper kicked the football into midfield to the striker.
Direct / Indirect
- I kicked the ball / I kicked the ball to Carlos.
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Juan threw the ball / Juan threw the ball Luis. - Diego pass the ball / Diego passed ball the striker.
I don’t like football I prefer American or rugby
Hi!
My practice:
Make sentences with direct and indirect subjects and words we learned.
- Robert kicked the green ball.
Robert kicked the goalkeeper the green ball. - His teamplayer threw the green ball.
His teamplayer threw the goalkeeper the green ball. - Robert passed the ball.
Robert passed the ball to Lorena. - Striker shot the green ball.
Striker shot the green ball to the goalkeeper.
1:nick kicked the ball
1:nick kicked the ball through the goal
2:nick passed the ball
2:nick passed tom ball
3:nick runed to ball
3:nick runed his team players
- The kicker kicks the ball far away.
- He kicks to the goal the ball.
- The goalkeeper pass the ball.
- The goalkeeper pass the ball to his player team.
- He throw the ball inside the goal.
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He kicks the ball
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He kicks the ball to score
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He throws the ball
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He throws Mike the ball
My examples:
She throws to Juan the ball.
He throwed the ball.
She throws the ball to the pitcher.
She kicked the ball and make a goal.
They kicked the ball to the goalkeeper.
My friend passed the ball very well.
My friend passed nobody the ball.
I kicked the ground by mistake.
I kicked Chris a sure goal, but he shot the other side.
She throws an excellent pass.
She throws the area an excellent pass, almost with her hand.
He will shoot the ball because he passed the defense wall.
He will shoot goal the ball only if he passes the defense wall.
They don’t usually pass the ball.
They don’t usually pass their teammates the ball.
Sentence
Carlos kicked the ball
Juan passed the ball to his teamplayer
Raul to score a gool
HELLO
MY EXAMPLES
1-HE KICK THE BALL- DIRECT
2-HE KICK TO ANDRES BEFORE THAT THE BALL- INDIRECT
1- DANIEL PASS THE BALL - DIRECT
2-ANDRES WAS SCARED WHEN DANIEL PASSED THE BALL- INDIRECT
- I pass the ball for the bow
- You throw the bullets to him
- Carlos kicked the plastic bar
MY COMTRIBUTION:
📌Lucia passes the volleyball.
📌Lucia passes Leidy the volleyball.
📌He throws the basketball intro the basket.
📌He throws Kenny the basketball.
📌She kicks the soccer ball.
📌She kick Nick the soccer ball.
📌He scored a goal.
📌He scored Willian a goal.
He kicked the ball to the goalkeeper.
He kicked the goalkeeper the ball.
She passed the ball to her team player.
She passed her team player the ball.
Tom threw the footbal to Robert.
Tom threw Rober the football.
He shoot the ball to Mary.
He shoot mary the ball.
The boy kicked the ball (direct)
The boy kicked to the player of the other team the ball and it bounced (indirect)
She passed the ball (direct)
She passed Mike the ball and he scored a goal (indirect)
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I DON´T LIKE TO PLAY SOCCER…
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that’s no football, that’s soccer
(Indirect)
- Oliver passed the ball to Tom.
- Tom threw the ball to oliver.
- The team’s rival scored oliver.
- the goalkeeper kicked the grass for his mistake.
(Direct) - Oliver kicked the ball.
- Tom threw the ball out of the stadium.
- Oliver kicked the ball
- Oliver scored gol
Direct phrases:
1 The player in the blue jersey is leading the attack towards the opponent’s goal.
2 The two red-shirted players are closely following the opponent with the ball
3The player in the blue jersey is skillfully dribbling past the defenders
Indirect phrases:
1 You can see that the player in the blue jersey is taking the reins of the offensive play, leading the team towards the opponent’s goal.
2 Two players in red shirts can be seen diligently guarding the opposing player in possession of the ball.
3 The blue-shirted player’s skillful dribbling is seen, beating the defenders.
kick = patear kick the ball!! = patea el balón
Pass = pass me the ball = pasame el balón
Throw = lanzar = throw it over here! Lánzala aqui
Shoot = disparar/lanzar
“PHYSICAL TRAINING AND SPORTS”
- Now, using this structure and the verbs KICK, PASS AND THROW, make your own sentences based on your favorite sports activities! Using INDIRECT and DIRECT structures!
- INDIRECT
- Alex kicked Arturo the football
- Geferson passes the ball to Darwin
- Lester threw the ball into the goal
- DIRECT
- Alex kicked too fast at the goal
- Arturo threw the ball up to the sky
- Lester passes the ball
Marcos passes the ball.
Marcos passed to Victor the ball.
She throws the ball over there.
She throws to Mike the ball in order to shoot.
Practice:
Harry kicked the ball.
Alex throws the ball and scores a goal.
Good lecture
Cristiano threw the ball.
Cristiano threw the ball into the goal overcoming the barrier, and…
- Lucas threw the ball (direct)
- Lucas threw peter the ball (indirect)
- She kicks really strong the ball.
- He passed the ball to the goalkeeper.
- We threw the ball at each other in the park.
- Yesterday, they kicked many balls at the same time.
- I scored a head-shot goal once, in a family member’s match.
Exercise:
Julia passed the ball. (direct)
Lucas passed the ball to Maria.(Indirect)
Great class
Worksheet practice:
(Direct / Indirect)
- I kick the ball / I kick my friend the ball
- She passes the ball / She passes her friend the ball
- We throw the ball / We throw the ball into the basket
HE KICKED THE BALL OUT OF THE FIELD
THE GOALKEEPER PASS THE BALL TO THE STRIKER
Andres kicked the ball
Andres kicked Oscar the ball
he passed the ball
he passed Maria the ball
EXERCISE
1.Estefany kicked the ball
2. Alex kicked the striker the ball
3. Rafael threw the football
4. Rafael threw brayan the football
5. Cristian pass me the ball please
Jimena passed the ball (direct)
Melanie passed the ball to jose (Indirect)
EXAMPLES CLASS
Kick (e. g Kick the ball
Pass (e.g pass the me ball,please
Throw (e.g Throw it over here !)
Shoot (e.g Shoot the ball now.
He kicked the ball (Direct)
He kicked the goalkeeper the ball ( Indirect)
Tom threw the football (Direct)
Tom threw Robert the football ( Indirect)
She passed the ball (Direct)
She passed the ball to her teamplayer.
He passes the ball
He passes Mike the ball
He throws the ball
He throws the ball into the basket.
My creations: 😃
- Alex kicked too fast at the goal (Direct)
- Alex kicked Jess the football (Indirect)
- Alex threw the ball up to the sky (Direct)
- Alex threw the ball into the goal (Indirect)
- Hope passes the ball to Alex (Indirect)
- Hope passes the ball (Direct)
John threw the football.
I passed the ball.
She kicked the goalkeeper the ball.
I kicked the wheigth to my gym partner
I pass the bar to the rack
I throw the polea down
I score one set of excercise
robert passed the ball to mike
robert passe mike the ball 😄
During the game I made several passes to the stricker of my soccer team.
I also made several passes to the center of the rival area, one of the passes ended in a goal.
One of the crosses that I made to the area almost ended in an Olympic goal.
I made a pass to my teammate on th edge of the area, then we took a free kick and scored, it was a great goal.
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The striker passed the ball to his team player (Indirect Sentence)
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I like to pass the volleyball to my team player.
- I kick the ball in the field
- I pass the ball with the partner
- I throw the ball from the corner
- I shoot the ball near the goalkeeper
I kicked the ball.
He threw the ball.
I passed the ball to the referee.
He scored 3 points.
Melissa kicked the ball
Juan passed the ball to his friend
Camila threw Maria the baseball ball
Jose scored 3 goals
1. He shooted the goalkeeper the ball 🥅
2. He shooted the ball ⚽
kick, pass, throw, shoot.
Direct and indirect.
He kicked the ball
He kicked the goalkeeper the ball.
I like football. My favourite team is River.
He passes the ball (direct)
He passes the ball to the goalkeeper (indirect)
- He shot the penalty in the match.
- Juan passed the ball.
- Juan passed Carlos the ball.
- He kicked the defense the ball.
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