HOME   You Can Play Baseball Really Well. The following is a summary of terms (Key Vocabulary and Expressions) taught in this unit. Puzzles use these words as answers. (See Puzzle Corner in Resources.)   Go to the Resources Page for This Unit KEY VOCABULARY Nouns Sports baseball basketball bike riding football golf hiking hockey ice-skating skiing soccer swimming tennis volleyball Other ability beach guitar piano poetry talent talent show team (free) time Adjectives artistic athletic great mechanical musical technical Verbs draw enjoy enter fix play (a musical instrument) play (a sport) practice sing skate speak use (computers) write Adverbs (not) at all just maybe tomorrow too (not) very well (really) well Preposition on (TV) Back to Top EXPRESSIONS Talking about sports What sports do you like/play . . . ?     I love/play . . . .     I don't like/play . . . .     I like . . . , but I really love . . . . Who do you play . . . with?     With some friends from work. When does your team practice?     We practice on . . . . What time do you practice?     We start at . . . . Where do you go skiing?     I go skiing in Colorado. Asking for and giving an opinion What do you think of . . . ?     I think it's dangerous/. . . . Talking about abilities and talents Can you . . . ?     Yes, I can./No, I can't. Can they . . . ?     Yes, they can . . . very well.     No, they can't . . . at all. I can . . . , but I can't . . . very well. Agreeing to do something Sure. Why not? Complimenting someone You're a really good . . . ! You can . . . really well.     Thanks. Back to Top

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