A1 Unit 10: Free time & sport 1
17 A1 words: game, team, play, party, run, win… Learn them in 4 steps, then review them every day.
Word list
| Word | Meaning | Example | |
|---|---|---|---|
| game/ɡeɪm/ n | gamean activity with rules for fun | We play a game after dinner.We play a game after dinner. | |
| team/tim/ n | teama group that plays or works together | Our team plays on Saturday.Our team plays on Saturday. | |
| play/pleɪ/ n/v | playto do a fun activity | The children play in the park.The children play in the park. | |
| party/ˈpɑrti/ n | partya social event with food and music | We have a party on Saturday.We have a party on Saturday. | |
| run/rʌn/ n/v | runto move quickly on foot | I run in the park every morning.I run in the park every morning. | |
| win/wɪn/ v | to winto be first in a competition | Our team can win the game.Our team can win the game. | |
| watch/wɑtʃ/ n/v | watchto look at something for a time | I watch TV in the evening.I watch TV in the evening. | |
| fun/fʌn/ n/adj | funenjoyment | The party is a lot of fun.The party is a lot of fun. | |
| club/klʌb/ n | cluba group of people with the same interest | Ali goes to a chess club.Ali goes to a chess club. | |
| player/ˈpleɪɚ/ n | playera person who plays a game | He is a good football player.He is a good football player. | |
| event/ɪˈvɛnt/ n | eventsomething that happens | The school has a big event tonight.The school has a big event tonight. | |
| match/mætʃ/ n | matcha game between two teams | We watch a football match tonight.We watch a football match tonight. | |
| football/ˈfʊtˌbɔl/ n | footballa team game with a round ball | Leo plays football every Saturday.Leo plays football every Saturday. | |
| goal/ɡoʊl/ n | goala point scored in a game | He scores a goal in the match.He scores a goal in the match. | |
| ball/bɔl/ n | balla round object used in games | The boy kicks the ball.The boy kicks the ball. | |
| coach/koʊtʃ/ n | coacha person who trains players | The coach talks to the team.The coach talks to the team. | |
| collection/kəˈlɛkʃən/ n | collectiona group of things kept together | He has a big collection of stamps.He has a big collection of stamps. |