Short answer: most tasks on the worksheet are open-ended, so different personal answers are possible. Here is one complete example.
1. Questions for Gopher about his father
- What sports does your father like?
- Does he prefer watching or playing sports?
- Where does he usually watch sports?
- How often does he watch sports?
- When does he watch sports?
2. An accident while playing sports
Yes, I have. Last summer, I fell while playing football and hurt my ankle. It was not serious, and I was fine after a few days.
3. Tips for Max
- Buy better golf balls.
- Practise regularly.
- Take golf lessons.
- Watch good golfers and learn from them.
- Be patient and do not cheat.
4. Interview a friend
I interviewed my friend Anna. Her favourite sport is volleyball. She plays it twice a week. She last played it yesterday. She prefers team sports because she enjoys working with other people. She thinks sports are important because they keep us fit and help us relax.
5. Ball sports and the rules of football
Ball sports: football (AmE soccer), American football, basketball, baseball, volleyball, tennis, table tennis, handball, rugby, hockey, golf and cricket.
The rules of football:
Football is played by two teams of eleven players. Players kick the ball and try to score in the opponents’ goal. They cannot use their hands or arms. Only the goalkeeper can use their hands in the penalty area. A match lasts 90 minutes. The team that scores more goals wins.
6. Why practising sports is good for you
- It keeps you fit and healthy.
- It makes your muscles and bones stronger.
- It improves your stamina and coordination.
- It helps you relax and reduces stress.
- It teaches teamwork and discipline.
- It helps you make friends and have fun.
Key points
- With does, use the basic form of the verb:
What sports does he like?
Not: What sports does he likes? - How often asks about frequency: twice a week, every day.
- When asks about time: on Monday, yesterday, in the evening.
- Have you ever…? asks about experience. Use:
Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t. - When describing sports rules, use the Present Simple:
Players kick the ball. A match lasts 90 minutes.
