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Beat (v)
To defeat someone in a game competition , election , or battle.
Ex: England needed to beat Germany to get to the final
Board game (n phr)
Any game in which you move objects around on a special board
Ex: I think that Monopoly is my favourite board game
Captain (n)
The person who is in charge of a team organisation
Ex: She was a captain of the Olympic swimming team
Challenge (v)
To invite someone to compete or fight
Ex: The girls challenged the boys to a badminton match
Challenge (n)
Something that needs a lot of skill , energy ,and determination to deal with or achieve
Ex: I felt i needed a new challenge at work
Champion (n)
Someone who has won an important competition , especially in sport
Ex: He finally became the world heavyweight boxing champion
Cheat (v)
To behave dishonestly , or to not obey rules
Ex: Kids have always found ways of cheating in school exams
Classical music (n phr)
Serious music that is played on instruments such as the piano and the violin
Ex: I love classical music ,like Beethoven
Club (n)
An organisation for people who take part in paricular activity , or the building that they use
Ex : Why don’t you join a chess club
Coach (n)
Someone who trains a sports player or team
Ex: After playing for ten years , Johny became a baseball coach
Competition (n)
An organised event in which people try to win prizes by being better than other people
Ex : He’d entered a competition in the local newspaper
Concert (n)
An event at which an orchestra , band , or musician plays or sings in font of audience
Ex: Did you hear that the Rolling Stones did a concert in china?
Defeat ( v)
To win against someone
Ex : France defeat Italy 3-1
Defeat (n)
Failure to win a competition or to succedi in doing something
Ex: England suffered a 2-0 defeat
Entertaining (adj)
Enjoyable or interesting
Ex: I saw a really entertaining programme un TU last night
Folk music (nphr)
Traditional music fran a particular country or region, or music played in a traditional style
Ex: what I like about folk music is the sound of the guitar
group (n)
A small set of musicians who play pop music
Ex: My brother has got his own group and They playin our local area
Have fun (Vphr)
Get enjoyment fran an activity that is not important or serious
Ex: we haven’t had such fun for years
Gym (n)
A room or club with equipment for doing physical exercise
Ex: I'm thinking of joining a gym
Interest (v)
to make someone want to know about or take part in something
Ex: photography has always interested me
Interest(n)
An activity that you enjoy doing when you are not working
Ex: tell us about your interests or hobbies
Member(n)
Someone who belongs to a group or an organisation: a trade union member
Ex: are you a member of the golf club
Opponent(n)
Someone who is competing against you
Ex: his opponent received only 36 percent of the vote
Pleasure (n)
A feeling of happiness ,enjoyment,or satisfaction
Ex: he smiled whith pleasure when she walked it
Referee(n)
Someone whose job is to make sure that players in a gem obey the rules
Ex: the referee blew his whistle and the game began
Organise(v)
To prepare or arrange an activity or event
Ex: who is organising the conference
Rhythm(n)
A regular pattern of sounds in music
Ex:this song has got a really great rhythm
Risk(v)
To do something although you know that something that is bad could happen a result
Ex: he risked a lot of money on the company
Risk(n)
The possibility that something unpleasant or dangerous might happen
Ex:there is a serious risk of an accident on this road
