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Preschool Sports Day Activities Guide

Play is used with team sports involving balls or objects and competitive activities between two parties. Go is used with activities ending in -ing, implying going somewhere to participate. Do is used for individual or non-team sports without balls, such as puzzles, athletics, or martial arts.

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Preschool Sports Day Activities Guide

Play is used with team sports involving balls or objects and competitive activities between two parties. Go is used with activities ending in -ing, implying going somewhere to participate. Do is used for individual or non-team sports without balls, such as puzzles, athletics, or martial arts.

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• Play is generally used with team New words:

sports and those sports that


need a ball or similar object VERB + NOUN

(puck, disc, shuttlecock...). Also,


Drinking coffee
those activities in which two water
tea
people or teams compete
against each other: play football, Eat popcorn
play poker, play chess. junk food

Watch films
• Go is used with activities and TV

sports that end in -ing. The


Going to the cinema
verb go here implies that we go to the gym
somewhere to practice this
sport: go swimming. Play basketball
football
tennis

• Do is used with individual, non- Go swimming


team sports or sports in which running
rock climbing
a ball is not used, like martial
arts, for example: do a Cooking pasta
crossword puzzle, do athletics, food

do karate.
Do sport
exercise

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