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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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watch the football
Can I say,
They are watching the football in the stadium.
The peoples are watching the football competition at the stadium.
There was a football match at / in the stadium.
They are watching the football in the stadium.
The peoples are watching the football competition at the stadium.
There was a football match at / in the stadium.
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They are watching football in the stadium. The people are watching the football match at the stadium. There was a football match at / in the stadium.
- They are watching football in the stadium.
- The people are watching the football match at the stadium.
- There was a football match at / in the stadium.
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They are watching football in the stadium.
The people are watching the football match at the stadium.
There was a football match at / in the stadium.
They are watching football in the stadium.
The people are watching the football match at the stadium.
There was a football match at / in the stadium.
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What are the differences between "match" and "competition"? Is that wrong to say "football competition / tournament"?
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Is that wrong to say "football competition / tournament"?-- It sounds wrong to me unless it involves a number of teams, as at the Olympics.
Is that wrong to say "football competition / tournament"?-- It sounds wrong to me unless it involves a number of teams, as at the Olympics.
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