Historia
Live from the Stadium
Un locutor muy entusiasta describe un partido.
Palabras clave de esta historia
- fan · aficionado, hincha
- to shout · gritar
- wet · mojado
- to fall · caerse
- reporter · reportero, periodista
- to throw · lanzar, tirar
- to catch · atrapar, agarrar
- coach · entrenador
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Palabras útiles (11)
- reporter · reportero, periodista
- fan · aficionado, hincha
- to throw · lanzar, tirar
- to catch · atrapar, agarrar
- coach · entrenador
- to shout · gritar
- wet · mojado
- slippery · resbaladizo
- to fall · caerse
- touchdown · touchdown (anotación en el fútbol americano)
- to care · importar (a alguien)
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Max is a student at a university in Ohio. He is also a for the student radio. Today he is at the stadium, and he is talking very fast.
"Good afternoon, everyone! The stadium is full, and the are singing. Our team, the Tigers, is wearing orange today. The Eagles are wearing blue."
"And the game is starting! The Tigers have the ball. Number 7 is running... he is running very fast... and he is the ball to Number 22!"
"Oh no! Number 22 isn't it. The ball is on the grass. The of the Tigers is He isn't happy. His face is very red!"
"Wait... it is starting to rain. Now it is raining a lot. The are opening their umbrellas. The players are and the grass is very A player is and another player is too!"
"Now it's the last minute. The Eagles are winning, 14 to 10. The Tigers have the ball again. Number 7 is running with the ball. Nobody stops him. He's running, he's running... The Tigers are winning!"
Max is and jumping. He is very but he doesn't In the radio studio, his friends are listening, and they are jumping too. "Great job, Max!" they say.
Comprensión lectora
0/4 respondidas
1. ¿Qué hace Max en el estadio?
2. ¿De qué color es la ropa de los Tigers?
3. ¿Por qué se caen los jugadores?
4. ¿Quién va ganando al final?