V. Give the correct forms of the words in brackets. 1. Stories about (FAME) people in the world of sports are often very interesting.
2. When you open a newspaper, you'll always find (INFORM) about some games.
3. Huy's brother is a (PROFESSION) football player, isn't he?
4. Did you join the sports (COMPETE) last week, Tom?
5. (CONGRATULATE)! Your team won the first prize.
6. Please listen to the (INSTRUCT) carefully.
7. The (EQUIP) in this gym is very modern.
8. I think sports and games are very (USE).
9. The football fans cheers (LOUD) for their side.
10. I did many sports last week and was. (EXHAUST)
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What is more suitable: i hope you have a good time in ireland or i hope you are having a good time in ireland?

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