In this football language post we look at the noun ‘ball’ and how it is used in football and how it is connected with passing.
Football Language: 2019 (to) Bundle Home
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Learn English Through Football Podcast – Bundle Home: Hi there everyone, my name is Damon from the languagecaster team. This is a short audio post on the language of football, and I’ll be looking at the verb phrase ‘to bundle home’.
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