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:e the ways we talk about sporting events and change the subject.
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So yeah, (it was a really close match).
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I've had a lot of work.
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,. see rhe game last night? It was incrediblel

'- i''.i'g of games, do you wanr to come over and play my new video game?

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Intonation to eonvey extreme emotion
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4. My favorite team lostl

/i oRK Take turns saying negative and positive emotional statements to your partner.
Pay attention to your sentence intonation.

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-'3 e you been to any sports events? write down any sports events you,ve been to or have seen
:,- -,,,. lVrite down why it was memorable.