Check out the latest episode of Learn English Through Football Podcast! Listen to the full podcast here play.headliner.app/podcast/_cpf_c… (video made with headliner.app)
English
Learn English Through Football
8.6K posts
Learn English Through Football
@languagecaster
Learn English through football ⚽ Podcasts, phrases, transcripts & vocabulary For English learners & teachers 🔗 https://t.co/nSGUOxcgY1
Tokyo / London शामिल हुए Aralık 2008
674 फ़ॉलोइंग1.3K फ़ॉलोवर्स
"This is not a fluke," said Alan Shearer on BBC. What does this mean in football? Can you make a sentence with it #FootballLanguagePodcast #LanguageofFootball #ESL #fluke #FootballLanguage #LearnEnglish #TeachEnglish #LearnEnglishThroughFootball #post-1437" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">learnenglishthroughfootball.com/community/foot…
English
🇮🇪
Esteban Bekerman@egerbek
En un nuevo aniversario de su fundación, es bueno recordar que, aunque ni los propios libros sobre la historia del club lo digan, Boca nació gracias a que un irlandés (Santiago Fitzsimon) introdujo los juegos atléticos en la educación PÚBLICA -es decir GRACIAS AL ESTADO- y a que como rector del actual @ElPelleComunica ese mismo irlandés -a quien Boca nunca le rindió el homenaje que correspondía- llevó a dar clases de fútbol a ese colegio a otro irlandés (Paddy Mac Carthy), que jugaba con uno de sus hijos en @EstudiantesOK y fue quien les enseñó a jugar este deporte a tres de los cinco pibes boquenses que decidieron fundar un club en un banco de la Plaza Solís en 1905.
ART
I have seen the word 'relegate' used as a verb - Team A relegated Team B. What does 'to relegate a team' mean? learnenglishthroughfootball.com/community/foot… #FootballLanguagePodcast #LanguageofFootball #LearningEnglish #TeachingEnglish #ELT #ESOL #EFL #SoccerVocabulary #LearnEnglishThroughFootball
English
What does 'stripped of their title' mean in football?
Can you write an example sentence? #post-1402" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">learnenglishthroughfootball.com/community/foot… #FootballLanguage #LearningEnglishThroughFootball
English
What does “defend the title” mean in football?
Can PSG defend their Champions League title this season? #ChampionsLeague #ChelseavPSG #EnglishThroughFootball #LearnEnglish #post-1385" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">learnenglishthroughfootball.com/community/foot…
English
How would you describe your favourite football team? Think of three words that you think best describes your club and post them here. #post-22" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">learnenglishthroughfootball.com/community/your…
English
What does 'To be into the next round' mean? This phrase was used to describe Port Vale's win against Sunderland in the FA Cup. #post-1377" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">learnenglishthroughfootball.com/community/foot…
English
What does 'To be into the next round' mean? This phrase was used to describe Port Vale's win against Sunderland in the FA Cup. #post-1377" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">learnenglishthroughfootball.com/community/foot…
English
Learning English Through Football Podcast: FA Cup Learning Resources #football" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">learnenglishthroughfootball.com/learning-engli… #FACup #learningEnglish
English
Learning English Through Football Podcast: FA Cup Learning Resources learnenglishthroughfootball.com/learning-engli…
English
This week's English for Football phrase is: Scorpion Kick learnenglishthroughfootball.com/weekly-footbal… #FootballLanguage #LearnEnglishThroughFootball #SoccerLanguage #FootballPhrase #ScorpionKick #LanguageofFootball
English
Check out the latest episode of Learn English Through Football Podcast: Scorpion kick play.headliner.app/podcast/_cpf_c… #footballlanguage #scorpionkick #learnenglishthroughfootball
English
In this week’s #FootballLanguage podcast we look at language from final round of games from Champions League inc. ‘bullet header' learnenglishthroughfootball.com/learn-english-… #FootballPhrase #LanguageofFootball #LearningEnglish #teachingEnglish #SoccerVocabulary #LearnEnglishThroughFootball
English
Latest football language podcast: AFCON missed penalties learnenglishthroughfootball.com/learn-english-… #learnenglishthroughfootball #FootballLanguage #learnEnglish #AFCON25 #Senegal #Morocco
English
@knowiiiedge Is of course as furniture is a collective noun. But is/are not always consistent. My favourite team is or my favourite team are…? learnenglishthroughfootball.com/community/foot…
English
“I know English, I know English.”
Okay, what’s the answer then? 😄
English
@StanCollymore ‘My favourite team is Barcelona’ or ‘my favourite team are Barcelona’?
English
@StanCollymore Would we say ‘Barcelona score a late winner’ or ‘Barcelona scores a late winner’? Or could they both be okay?
English
The answer is, is.
But it highlights something interesting in modern football too.
In England, for decades a football club announcement would be, "Aston Villa ARE delighted to announce ".
Now, due to American ownership and influence, the same sentence would now be, "Aston Villa IS delighted to announce ".
Is, in this context is actually grammatically correct as a football club is a unitary body ( in grammar although a club has many players, staff and supporters it's seen as unitary, 1, like a person, "Dave IS", not "Dave ARE") but form many Brits, ARE is still widely used.
Check it out on club feeds. They'll mostly use "is".
English grammar@knowiiiedge
“I know English, I know English.” Okay, what’s the answer then? 😄
English