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Unit 7 Are You a Football Fan? Outline Passage A The Most Dramatic Cup Final Wembley Passage B The professional Footballer Grammar Focus Applied Writing Language Skills Marry Learning Passage A The Most Dramatic Cup Final Wembly Warm-up Qs: Do you like playing football or watching football matches? （open） Language Points It is a great public event, as much as a game of football. as much as : as well as 不仅…而且… e.g. I like cats as much as dogs. He is a great diplomat as much as a well-known poet. The game began on a false note for Blackpool. （Meaning）: at first the game was unfavorable for the Blackpool team. on a false note: unfavorably 对…不利; 不顺 E.g. The new term began on a false note for Xiao Li. The ball had travel so fast that we could hardly believe it had hit the back of the net. so…that… : conj. to such a degree 如此…以致 E.g. The statement is so clear that it connot be understood. She ran so fast that we couldn’t catch up with her. I can still remember Mortensen placing the ball for a free kick over 30 meters from the Bolton goal. a free kick: the kick in a football match given to one team when a rule of the game is broken by the other team 任意球 Word Usage atmosphere n. The feeling among a group or produced by the surroundings 气氛；大气，空气 E.g. The restaurant has a bit of real atmosphere. We all love the cheerful atmosphere of the football match. attack v. To use violence, esp. with weapons 进攻,攻击 E.g. France was bound to go to war if Russia was attacked. bounce v. To spring back or up again from something solid 跳起，弹回 E.g. The ball bounces well. The boy bounced up and down on the sofa. disappoint v. To fail to fulfill the hopes of (a person) 使失望 E.g. I promised to buy her a new bicycle but I had to disappoint him. disappointed adj. 令人失望的 I am disappointed about your failure of the exam again. disappointing adj. 失望的 The fact that Jim lost the game is disappointing. disap