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Podcast: Sports & Fitness
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📝 Podcast Transcript
Welcome to Muse English! I am Maya, and this is my friend Lena.
Hello, friends! Today we talk about sports and fitness. It is a fun day for sports!
Yes! What is a sport? A sport is a game like football or tennis. My favorite sport is football. Lena, what is your favorite sport?
My favorite sport is tennis. A sport is good for your body. I play sport every week.
Me too. I love sport. Sport makes me happy and strong. Lena, what is a player?
A player is a person who plays a sport. Every team has many players. The best player on my tennis team is my friend Sara.
A player needs to run fast. A good player trains every day. I want to be a good player one day. A player works hard and never stops.
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Great! Now let us talk about exercise. Exercise is good for the body. I do exercise every morning. What exercise do you do, Maya?
I run and I jump. Exercise makes my heart strong. My exercise is simple. Ten minutes of exercise is a good start for the day.
Yes! A little exercise every day is great. Exercise helps you feel good and happy.
Now, a match. A match is a game between two teams. On Saturday, I watched a football match. The match was very good. Our team won the match!
I love a good match. In a match, many players play together. My favorite match was last year.
In a match, the players run a lot. A good match has many goals. The match can be long, but it is always fun.
Yes! After the match, the players say goodbye. A match is a great day with friends.
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And the trophy! A trophy is a prize for the winner. The winning team gets a trophy. It was a gold trophy. The players were so happy with the trophy.
I want a trophy! A trophy is a big dream. The trophy shines. Maybe one day I will win a trophy.
Me too. A trophy for the best team. Friends, remember our five words: match, player, sport, exercise, and trophy.
A match is a game. A player plays. Sport is football or tennis. Exercise is good for the body. A trophy is the prize. Great!
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Sara is a player.
She plays in a big match today.
The match starts at ten o'clock.
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📝Grammar: Quantifiers
**A lot of** means many things. Use it in positive sentences: I have a lot of balls. **Many** is for things we can count. Use it in questions and negatives: Are there many players? I do not have many trophies. **Much** is for things we cannot count. Use it in questions and negatives: Do you drink much water? I do not have much time. **A few** means some, but not many. It is for countable things: I have a few friends at the match. **A little** means some, but not much. It is for things we cannot count: I drink a little water every day. **Too** means more than we want. Use it before adjecti
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