Final Mega Review
You've made it through all 15 units. From screaming touchline imperatives to carefully constructing passive PR statements, you are now equipped to survive and thrive in the English-speaking football world. This final exam will test your absolute mastery of the course.
Drag the correct terms from across all three modules into the right sentences.
Mod 1: The referee gave him a yellow card for diving, which is officially called .
Mod 1: We need a who can sit in front of the defense and break up the play.
Mod 2: The striker pulled his while sprinting down the wing.
Mod 2: Don't when you take the penalty; just stay calm and pick a corner!
Mod 2: In the video analysis, the manager pointed out the massive defensive that cost us the game.
Mod 3: The TV criticized our tactics after the match.
Mod 3: Because his contract expired in June, he was able to sign for Real Madrid as a .
Mod 3: If they pay the £60m , we legally have to let him transfer.
Prove you can seamlessly switch between the grammatical structures required on the pitch, in the dressing room, and in the boardroom.
How do you tell a teammate not to rush a pass?
Fill in the blank: "We need a playmaker ________ can dictate the tempo."
How do you describe an ongoing injury to the doctor?
Complete the analysis: "If the defender had anticipated the run,..."
How do you admit a mistake without blaming a specific player?
How does an agent describe a deadline that will be met?
Type the missing words to complete these iconic football phrases from the course.
1. They caught us on the counter-attack; we were caught out of .
2. To politely refuse to answer a journalist, just say: "I have no ."