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Phrasal verb: finally do something you should (3 part)

get around/round to

Phrasal verb: eliminate a team or person from competitions

knock out

Phrasal verb: decline an offer/challenge

turn down

Phrasal verb: synonym rely on

count on

Phrasal verb: accept a challenge

take on

Phrasal verb: demonstrate your skills

show off

Phrasal verb: to exercise in a gym

work out

vocab noun: the "cup" at the end of a tournament

trophy

vocab noun: another member working with you to win a competition

teammate

vocab noun: someone who watches sport

spectator

vocab noun: a member of the other team/ another competitor

opponent

vocab noun: hand to eye.....

coordination

vocab noun: coordinating with other people in sport

teamwork

vocab noun: synonym of tournament.

Championship

vocab noun: A sports competitor

athlete

tried to fix/ tried fixing

Student's answer

Difference: remember to finish the work/ remember finishing the work

student's answer:

Difference: stop drinking/ stop to drink

Student's answer:

How did you feel when the teacher suggested doing / to do an exam today

doing

Joe’s tennis coach insists on him to have / having one day of rest every week.

having

It’s true that take / taking part is more important than winning.

taking

Joe makes us practise/to practise phrasal verbs most weeks

practise

It’s difficult to get / get up at 8AM on a Sunday

to get up

Sami goes for a fifteen-minute walk every weekend so as maintaining / to maintain her fitness.

to maintain

I’m so glad you encouraged me to come/coming to the party

to come

Joe's arranged visit / to visit Valencia next month.

to visit