Football English - Elementary Level

In this lesson you will learn about different player positions in the team and how to talk about other basic personal information

You will continue to learn about different player positions in the team and how to talk about other basic personal information.

In this lesson you will focus on country names and nationalities, so you can better talk about your basic personal information.

In this lesson you will practice putting everything together from the previous units. You will practise using the language to be better able to talk about player positions and basic personal information.

In unit 1 you learned about player positions, now you will learn how to describe what those positions do.

Continue to practise the vocabulary of football actions and listen to how it is used in a conversation between Locomotive London players, Harry and Jack.

Build on the language introduced on the previous lesson’s conversation between Harry and Jack. This lesson will combine the vocabulary with a grammar focus.

Now let’s see if you can really use all the language introduced in the previous lessons of unit 2. The lesson will finish with a media interview!

Continue to practise the vocabulary of football rules and listen to Harry and Jack use this language when talking to their coach at Locomotive London.

In this lesson you will learn how to describe the most common situations in a football game.

In this lesson you will learn about the different parts of the pitch and what players do there. You will also practise being the referee!

Now let’s put it all together! You will use your knowledge of football actions, rules and parts of the pitch to be a commentator. You are ready to describe a scene from a match!

This unit will help you talk about your football kit - the clothes you wear for football - and their colours and who they belong to.

In this lesson you will consolidate your knowledge from lesson 1 while also listening to how the language of football kit is used in a conversation by Harry and Jack of Locomotive London.

In this lesson you will review some of the grammar used in Harry & Jack’s conversation from the last lesson, then combine that with the previous football kit vocabulary to expand your English.

By the end of this lesson you will be able to confidently ask questions and give full answers about you and your teammates’ football kit and personal belongings.

This unit looks at the daily lives of football players and will help you to talk about your own everyday life.

In this lesson you will further build your knowledge by listening to Harry & Jack of Locomotive London talk about their favourite players’ daily routines.

In this lesson you will practise talking about time and numbers, so you can better describe when something happens.

Now let’s put it all together! By the end of the lesson you will be able to have a conversation about daily life at your club.

This unit will help you talk about your body, especially when describing football injuries.

In this lesson listen how Locomotive London’s Harry & Jack talk about one of their football injuries and how they talk to the physio.

In this lesson you build on the language used in Harry & Jack’s conversation in the last lesson so you are better able to talk about your physical abilities.

Let’s practise! By the end of this lesson you will be more confident talking to a physio about any problems you have with your body.

In this lesson you will learn how to describe what players look like and how they play the game.

In this lesson you will listen how Harry & Jack describe a new teammate before practising the language you hear.

In this lesson you will build more vocabulary used to describe football players, before creating a player profile of a famous player.

As well as describing players, it is also important to describe goals and shots. In this lesson you will learn to describe all the different parts of the goal.

In a game you hear many different shouts from coaches, teammates and fans. In this lesson you will learn some of these shouts.

In this lesson you will learn more shouts, this time by listening to Harry & Jack watching a Locomotive London game from the bench.

In this lesson you will keep building your vocabulary, learning more common shouts used by coaches and teammates during a game.

By the end of this lesson you will be able to use the language from the previous 3 lessons to create your own tactical report of an opposition player.

In unit 2, you learnt about football actions. In this unit, you will learn more actions and how to talk about what happened in a game you played in or watched.

In this lesson you will see how you can use this language naturally by listening to Locomotive London’s coach talk to Harry & Jack about their last game.

In this lesson you will continue to the build vocabulary needed to describe a game you just played. In particular, you will learn many phrases that use the word ‘play’

In this lesson you will use the previous language from the unit to describe scenes from a game. You will also learn new vocabulary to describe the different parts of the foot.

You will learn how to talk about the scores of games you played in (results) and the games you will play in future (fixtures)!

In this lesson you will review how to say scores of matches and then learn how to describe teams’ positions in the league.

Listen to Harry & Jack talk about Locomotive London’s next fixtures so you can learn how to use the language naturally.

In this lesson you will practise using the previous language from the unit - you will talk about previous results so that you can make predictions the next fixtures!