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Conversation: Sports and Competitions

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  • The most important thing in a competition is doing your personal best.
  • The person or team who wins a game or a match isn’t necessarily the most skilled.
  • If someone is naturally skilled in a sport, they don’t need to train hard.
  • A good coach is more important than talented players.
  • Losing in a game shouldn’t be taken seriously.
  • The need to win shouldn’t be the focus of team sports.
  • Sometimes, good skills aren’t enough to make a team win.
  • Talent is more important than hard work.
  • Being competitive can be as healthy as it can be unhealthy.
  • The best/most skilled player should always be the team captain.
  • Playing games is more fun when there’s a winner.
  • Losing is more useful than winning.
  • You shouldn’t celebrate when your opponent makes a mistake.
  • You can be a great athlete/player without being competitive.
  • Everyone should play sports at school, even if they don’t like them.
  • There’s more to team competitions and tournaments than just winning or losing.
  • A game isn’t fun if you’re not good at it.
  • Video games and board games are real competitions, just like football matches.
  • The strongest team doesn’t always deserve to win.
  • Team sports are better than individual sports.
  • If you are more skilled than your teammates, you don’t have to worry so much about team work.
  • Winning is more important than having fun.
  • Failure is necessary for success.
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