Question

Write two rules about each sport using 'can' / 'can't' and 'have to' / 'don't have to'. Basketball Bowling Tennis Football Help me please СРОЧНОООО ПОМОГИИТЕЕЕ

Answer 1

In basketball, you need to throw the ball in the net with your hands. You can’t kick or hit the ball. However, it is allowed for the ball to touch the ground. In bowling, you need to push the ball and knock as many of the white things as possible. You can’t use your legs or your head. In tennis, you use racket. The main goal of a match between two tennis players or two pairs of players is to throw the ball to the opponent's side in such a way that the opponent could not hit it over the net. In football, you use your legs and head. You have to kick the ball a way that it touches the net. However, you can use your head to hit back the ball if it goes flying in the air. You can’t use your hands or arms.

Answer 2

Of course, I can help you with that! Here are two rules for each of the sports you mentioned using "can" / "can't" and "have to" / "don't have to":

Basketball:

1. Players can dribble the ball while moving but can't carry or palm it.
2. In basketball, players have to bounce the ball every few steps (dribble), or they'll be called for traveling. They don't have to shoot but should pass to a teammate if they can't make a good shot.

Bowling:

1. Bowlers can choose their own approach and style, but they can't step over the foul line.
2. In bowling, you have to knock down all ten pins with two rolls (frames), but you don't have to get a strike every time.

Tennis:

1. Tennis players can serve overhand or underhand, but they can't step on the baseline before hitting the ball.
2. In tennis, players have to serve the ball into the diagonally opposite service box. They don't have to hit an ace, but they aim to make it challenging for the opponent to return.

Football (Soccer):

1. Football players can use any part of their body except their arms and hands to play the ball.
2. In football, players have to stay onside (not closer to the opponent's goal than the ball) when the ball is played to them. They don't have to score every time they get the ball but should try to advance it toward the opponent's goal.

I hope these rules help clarify some aspects of these sports! If you have more specific questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask.