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activities Useful nouns – Sport and social activities  \n\n| Spanish | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| el baile | dance |\n| el deporte | sport |\n| el equipo | team |\n| el partido | sports match |\n| el polideportivo | sports centre |\n| las redes sociales | social networks |\n\nUseful verbs-Sport  \n\n| Spanish | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| ganar | to win |\n| jugar | to play (sport) |\n| mantenerse en forma | to stay fit |\n| marcar un gol | to score a goal |\n\nUseful verbs – Social activities  \n\n| Spanish | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| dar un paseo | to go for a walk |\n| empezar | to start |\n| ir de compras | to go shopping |\n| pasear | to go for a walk |\n| practicar | to practise, play (sport) |\n| subir | to upload |\n| tocar | to play (an instrument), touch |\n| viajar | to travel |\n\nUseful nouns – TV and film  \n\n| Spanish | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| el actor/la actriz | actor |\n| el cine | cinema |\n| el disfraz (los disfraces) | costume(s) |\n| los efectos especiales 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