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Sports Phrasal Verbs Quiz

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Yes/No about sports phrasal verbs

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Yes/No about sports phrasal verbs

by Dina Konisbai
1

Work out means to perform exercises, typically in a gym.

2

Fall behind means to gain speed and overtake the pack.

3

Knock out means to make you fall asleep during a game.

4

Sign up means to register for a club or event.

5

Take up means to start a new sport or hobby.

6

Cool down consists of gentle exercises after training to aid recovery.

7

Join in means to refuse to participate in the activity.

8

Drop out means leaving a competition before it ends.

9

Keep up with means to increase your speed to overtake others.

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Warm up is light exercise to prepare for a main activity.

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