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CEFR A2 Tennis and Badminton
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➡ Across 15 Words

  1. 2. A long exchange of hits between players
  2. 4. Of high quality, like a great shot
  3. 9. To start a point by hitting the ball over the net
  4. 10. Definite article: ___ net is in the middle of the court
  5. 12. You hold this to hit the ball or shuttlecock
  6. 15. To have fewer points than your opponent
  7. 16. A mistake when serving in tennis
  8. 17. The person who makes sure the rules are followed
  9. 19. To send the shuttlecock into the air to start
  10. 20. A high shot to the back of the court in badminton
  11. 21. To get a point in the game
  12. 22. A game with two players on each side
  13. 24. A game between two players or teams
  14. 26. To strike the ball with your racket
  15. 27. Preposition: hit the shuttlecock ___ the air

⬇ Down 15 Words

  1. 1. To take part in a game of tennis or badminton
  2. 3. Conjunction: tennis ___ badminton are racket sports
  3. 4. A part of a match, like in tennis
  4. 5. A fast flat shot in badminton
  5. 6. A feathered object hit in badminton
  6. 7. Preposition: the ball must go ___ the net
  7. 8. To the rear, like hitting the ball behind you
  8. 9. A game with one player on each side
  9. 11. To hit the ball or shuttlecock hard and downward
  10. 13. Preposition: the net is ___ the two sides
  11. 14. The part of the racket that hits the ball
  12. 18. A person who plays tennis or badminton
  13. 20. The area where you play tennis or badminton
  14. 23. Not long, like a drop shot
  15. 25. Far above the ground, like a clear shot

📚 Study Guide: CEFR A2 (Elementary) Vocabulary Focus

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