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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

telematch

Can I say,

(a)They are having telematch.
(b)They are having a telematch competition.
(c)They see the children play game on the telematch.
(d)They have a telematch game.
(e)They are playing a telematch on the Sport day.
(f)They watch the telematch with shout.
  

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Hi, I don't know this word. What do you mean by 'telematch'? Clive

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Hi,

I don't know this word. What do you mean by 'telematch'?

Clive
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Telematch = a few games held during the camp / some special day, like tug-of-war.

Telematch was the name of a http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_television show broadcast during the 1970s and 1980s. It consisted of a match between teams from two
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Hi,

It just seems completely incorrect to me. Where did you find this English word?

Clive
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You can find on the internet.
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The word is unfamiliar to me, but the description sounds like "It's A Knockout", which used to be on telly here in the 1970's.

http://www.its-a-knockout.co.uk/pictures.htm
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Hi,

I did a Google search and looked at some of the hits. They all seemed to use this word as a proper name, eg of a business or of a TV show.

As I said, I have no idea what your sentences mean.

Best wishes, Clive
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