Vocabulary: The world's toughest

 VParts of the body

1Match parts of the body to each group. 

MOVE
• ankle
• chest
• elbow
• face
• finger
• knee
• neck
• shoulder
• stomach
• toe
• wrist

Head

Arm or hand

Leg or foot

hip

Centre of the body

VParts of the body

2Choose the correct words to complete the sentences. 

• 1I'm hungry. My stomachchest is making a lot of noise!

• 2You need long hipsfingers to play the piano.

• 3I think you look really nice when your hair is away from your faceknee.

• 4I always know what the time is, because I wear a watch on my legwrist.

• 5Often trousers are too short for me, because I've got very long armslegs.

• 6My fingersankles are warm in these boots.

• 7It's difficult for my grandad to walk, because he's got a bad facehip.

• 8You don't touch the ball with your leghand when you play football.

• 9In winter, I always wear a hat on my handhead and a scarf around my neckhip when I go outside.

• 10When I go skateboarding, I always wear special pads on my elbowschest and faceknees.

• 11I play tennis a lot and one of my toesarms is stronger than the other.

• 12My sister doesn't like wearing sandals, because she doesn't like her wristtoes.

Vinsightnoun suffixes -er / -or

3Choose the correct spelling of the nouns. 

verb	noun
1 swim	swimmerswimer
2 skate	skatterskater
3 play	playerplayier
4 compete	competercompetitor
5 visit	visittervisitor
6 drive	driveerdriver
7 fight	fighterfightter
8 jog	joggerjogor

Vinsightnoun suffixes -er / -or

4Complete the radio interview with the words in the box. Use the noun form of the verbs. 

MOVE
• direct
• run
• legs
• report
• shoulders
• skate
• stomach
• swim

QToday I'm with Sara, a personal trainer. What do you do in your job?

APeople come to me and I suggest sports and exercises that are good for them.

QWhat type of people do you help?

AAll sorts! This morning, for example, there's a woman who comes to see me. She does a lot of ice-skating competitions – 

she's a great ¹.

 

I give her exercises to make her ²

 

stronger, so she does a lot of running and cycling with me.

QDo you help any other sportsmen or women?

AYes, there's a ³ – he goes to the pool every morning, but he comes to see me to do exercises for the top of his 

body, especially his arms and ⁴.

QWho else do you see?

AI work with a film ⁵.

 

She makes films for TV. She doesn't need special exercises, but she wants to be healthy.

QSo, how about me? I'm a ⁶

 

for this radio programme. I work about 40 hours a week. I'm always busy, but I don't do much exercise! What can I do?

AWhat about being a ⁷?

 

Jogging in the park every weekend is a great way of losing weight and staying healthy.

QMaybe that's a good idea – I need to make my ⁸

 

a bit smaller!

5  Write a physical description of the people below. Use words for parts of the body. Footballers ... have usually got strong legs and strong chests and shoulders. Firefighters ... Piano players ... Runners ... Skaters ... Sprinters ... Swimmers ... Throwers ...

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