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49 [forty-nine]

Sports

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Do you exercise? D----- ---rcis-? D_ y__ e________ D- y-u e-e-c-s-? ---------------- Do you exercise? 0
Yes, I need some exercise. Ye---I---ed-s-me --er-i--. Y___ I n___ s___ e________ Y-s- I n-e- s-m- e-e-c-s-. -------------------------- Yes, I need some exercise. 0
I am a member of a sports club. I--m-- -e---- of-a -po-ts c---. I a_ a m_____ o_ a s_____ c____ I a- a m-m-e- o- a s-o-t- c-u-. ------------------------------- I am a member of a sports club. 0
We play football / soccer (am.). We p--y-----ball-- -----r -----. W_ p___ f_______ / s_____ (_____ W- p-a- f-o-b-l- / s-c-e- (-m-)- -------------------------------- We play football / soccer (am.). 0
We swim sometimes. W--s-im som---mes. W_ s___ s_________ W- s-i- s-m-t-m-s- ------------------ We swim sometimes. 0
Or we cycle. O- -e -ycl-. O_ w_ c_____ O- w- c-c-e- ------------ Or we cycle. 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) stadium in our city. T-ere--s ---oot---l - -occer (am-- ----iu--in o-r -it-. T____ i_ a f_______ / s_____ (____ s______ i_ o__ c____ T-e-e i- a f-o-b-l- / s-c-e- (-m-) s-a-i-m i- o-r c-t-. ------------------------------------------------------- There is a football / soccer (am.) stadium in our city. 0
There is also a swimming pool with a sauna. T--r- -s-al-o - -wi-mi-g p-o- wit- a-sauna. T____ i_ a___ a s_______ p___ w___ a s_____ T-e-e i- a-s- a s-i-m-n- p-o- w-t- a s-u-a- ------------------------------------------- There is also a swimming pool with a sauna. 0
And there is a golf course. And--he-- -- a-go----o-r--. A__ t____ i_ a g___ c______ A-d t-e-e i- a g-l- c-u-s-. --------------------------- And there is a golf course. 0
What is on TV? W-a- ---o--T-? W___ i_ o_ T__ W-a- i- o- T-? -------------- What is on TV? 0
There is a football / soccer (am.) match on now. T---- i--- footb--l - s-cce- -a--)--atch o--n-w. T____ i_ a f_______ / s_____ (____ m____ o_ n___ T-e-e i- a f-o-b-l- / s-c-e- (-m-) m-t-h o- n-w- ------------------------------------------------ There is a football / soccer (am.) match on now. 0
The German team is playing against the English one. The-Germ----eam--s p-ay-ng agai-st -he -n--i---on-. T__ G_____ t___ i_ p______ a______ t__ E______ o___ T-e G-r-a- t-a- i- p-a-i-g a-a-n-t t-e E-g-i-h o-e- --------------------------------------------------- The German team is playing against the English one. 0
Who is winning? Who--s----ni--? W__ i_ w_______ W-o i- w-n-i-g- --------------- Who is winning? 0
I have no idea. I -ave n----e-. I h___ n_ i____ I h-v- n- i-e-. --------------- I have no idea. 0
It is currently a tie. I- is -urr---l- - tie. I_ i_ c________ a t___ I- i- c-r-e-t-y a t-e- ---------------------- It is currently a tie. 0
The referee is from Belgium. The---f---e--- -ro---el--um. T__ r______ i_ f___ B_______ T-e r-f-r-e i- f-o- B-l-i-m- ---------------------------- The referee is from Belgium. 0
Now there is a penalty. N-w -------s-a---n--ty. N__ t____ i_ a p_______ N-w t-e-e i- a p-n-l-y- ----------------------- Now there is a penalty. 0
Goal! One – zero! G--l- One-- -e--! G____ O__ – z____ G-a-! O-e – z-r-! ----------------- Goal! One – zero! 0

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