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Pretty3
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Help please
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Hi,
Please help me and tell me
the difference between athletics and gymnastics ??
Thanks a lot in advance |
1 Oct 2012
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ascincoquinas
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Hi Pretty!
take a look at the definition: ath‧let‧ics [uncountable] 1 British English sports such as running and jumping [= track and field American English] 2 American English physical activities such as sports and exercise
gym‧nas‧tics [uncountable] 1 a sport involving physical exercises and movements that need skill, strength, and control, and that are often performed in competitions: a gymnastics display We don �t do gymnastics at school. 2 mental/intellectual/moral gymnastics very clever thinking 3 verbal/linguistic gymnastics using words in a very clever way �gymnastic adjective: The girls went through their gymnastic routine. |
1 Oct 2012
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Minka
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Athletics
Sorry about the last one. It was stronger than me...
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1 Oct 2012
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silvanija
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Sorry, saving the forum . The links were too long and everything got distorted. |
1 Oct 2012
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procei
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Education... has produced a vast population able to read but unable to distinguish what is worth reading. G. M. Trevelyan, English Social History
I feel so sorry about a bad joke!
Hi, Pretty
I agree with ascincoquinas
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1 Oct 2012
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douglas
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As an American: Athletics is a broad field of various sports performed inside and out--mostly track and field events--but some schools, for example, refer to their entire physical fitness programs as the athletics program. Using this defintion, atheletics can mean "sports" or "physical fitness". Gymnastics is is a much narrower field that takes place almost exclusively in a gym (gymnasium). This discipline encompasses those areas such as bar work (parallel, uneven, etc), rings, matt (floor) exercises, balance beam, trampoline, etc. Cheers, Douglas PS-Minka, that wasn �t very nice.
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2 Oct 2012
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Nadyastudent
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Dear teachers,
In a few days I am having my first ESL lesson with the students who learn computer programming. Do you happen to know some motivational video which I could introduce them before starting learning the language, smth that will spark them. Their level is pre-intermediate. Your colleague, Nadia |
2 Oct 2012
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