Performance
Context: In sport
John showed a very ordinary performance in the match.
John executed a very ordinary performance in the match.
John implemented a very ordinary performance in the match.
Are these sentences correct?
Which verb is suitable for performance noun? or Do you suggest any other perfect one?
Top answer
John showed a very mediocre / average / less than spectacular ordinary performance in the match. More natural: John did not perform at his best in the match. John's playing was not impressive.
- John showed a very mediocre / average / less than spectacular ordinary performance in the match.
- More natural: John did not perform at his best in the match.
- John's playing was not impressive.
- John executed a very ordinary performance in the match.
- John implemented a very ordinary performance in the match.
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John showed a very mediocre / average / less than spectacular ordinary performance in the match.
More natural:
John did not perform at his best in the match.
John's playing was not impressive.
John executed a very ordinary performance in the match.
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