Sport (phrasal verbs)

He was _____ of the tournament in the quarter-finals.

I really wanted to _____ , but I don't have my swimming costume with me.

Rob goes to the gym every morning to _____ .

My mother _____ hill walking when she was over 70.

it was a real challenge, but he decided to _____ it.

You're more likely to have an injury if you don't _____ properly

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leave something before the end

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reach someone or something after being behind

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continue doing something

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suddenly become unconscious and fall over

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do something at the same speed as somebody or something

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tell a player to leave the game

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You might _____ if you are too hot or thirsty.

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You might _____ of a team if you didn't like the captain.

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The referee might _____ a footballer if they hit another player.

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You might _____ doing a sport for years if you love it.