Spelling of playing football

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I have a good friend,his name' s Liu YE,he' s 10. He likes playing football,roping skipping and playing computer games. But he doesn' t like playing basketball. This is my good friend,Liu Ye。What is the Pinyin of playing football
Football, pronounced Z Qi , refers to a sports event in which two teams play on a rectangular field. Each team has 11 people. They can only kick the ball with their feet or dribble with other parts of their body, but not with their hands and arms. The ball used in this sport has a rubber bladder inside, which can be inflatedSpelling English words
watch TV,play football,read books,go to the liberary,go swimming,play the computer,clean room,do homework
How to spell football
Football Pinyin: [z Qi ]. The standard 11-a-side football game consists of 10 players and 1 goalkeeper from each team, a total of 22 people, who fight, defend and attack on the rectangular grass court. Try to shoot the football into the opponent's goal during the game. You can get one point for each goal. When the game is overSpelling of playing football English with
to play football with someone; playing football with someone
English spelling of football gate
this season. This is his 20th goal of the season. 4. He kicked a penalty goal in the football match. In the football match, he took the penalty and scored a goal. 5. That last goal was a beauty. The last ball that went in was really beautifulWhat is the Pinyin of "kickball"
The Pinyin of "kickball" is t qi。 1. Interpretation: A, also known as "kicking ball", Cuju, an ancient football game, has changed its way and equipment. b. Modern refers to playing football. 2. English Translation: play football 3. Example: we are going to play football in today's physical education classHow to play football
Playing football Pinyin: [t Z Qi ]: play football
English spelling words
Watch TV play soccer read book go to the library swim play computer clean the house do homework
How to write Football English
Part of speech: n. [British English] football; Football [American English] rugby; A person (or problem, unsolved case) whose football is roughly kicked around [American slang] has a briefcase containing a nuclear war password network (or password book)