This is an All-Eirs English podcast episode 156.

Three conversational phrases for a sports event.

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Hey Lindsay, do you like to watch sporting events live?

I do actually, even though I don't really follow the sports, I like going to a baseball game,

I like going to hockey games, I've never been to a football game. I don't think I need to. I hear that's more fun to watch on TV.

No, I've never been to a football game actually. No, they are way more fun live. I went when I was the freshman at college I went to every football game

college football especially I think. College football yeah I don't know

NFL I haven't gone to like a you know a professional game but college football is so fun.

Yeah college football is quite a culture isn't it it's there's a whole culture around

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