I've included a vocabulary expansion sheet for this course full of sport related vocabulary, and if
you look at it, you'll see that I've separated it into sports that you can use with the verb fair and
sports that you can use with the verb ZUI.
Usually it's quite logical.
You use ZUI with sports that you play in English whilst you use fair with sports that we go in English,
for example, to go jogging or to go skiing or go swimming.
Don't forget that when you're talking about sports using the verb Zoey, you have to use the preposition
in front of the sport.
And when you use the verb fare with the sport, you have to use the preposition.
Do.
So just a couple of examples of sports that we go in English.
But you fair in French you do ski, you fail, you ski.
I go skiing literally in French.
You say I do skiing, you do jogging, you do jogging.
I go jogging.
Or literally in French I do jogging or sometimes in English we do say I do.
For example, you do spa.
You do spa means I do sport.
So how would you say in French?
I like doing sport.
Jim Feldspar.
Pierre goes jogging very often.
Pierre Fait souvent du jogging.
So you have to put on after the verb which is fair or fe in this instance.
So literally Pierre does very often jogging.
Pierre Fait souvent du jogging.
How would you say Marie and Pierre go skiing quite often?
Marie Pierre font I say souvent du ski.
Marie Pierre Fantastic.
Souvent du ski.
So again, you put us on straight after the verb.
Marie Pierre font I say Souvent.
So Marie and Pierre do quite often do ski skiing.