How Mothers Help Athletes
Introduction
New reports show how mothers help their children in sports. They also show how women's sports are growing.
Main Body
More people watch women's sports now. More women play in college and the WNBA. A women's hockey league is now in Detroit. Mothers help their children a lot. They drive them to games and give them good food. Some mothers help when the family has no money. Shere Fletcher learned about football to help her child. Some people move from playing sports to talking about sports on TV or podcasts. Their mothers encouraged them. This help makes their careers strong.
Conclusion
Mothers are very important for athletes and for the growth of sports.
Learning
đĸ The 'Action' Pattern
Look at these sentences from the text:
- Mothers help their children.
- They drive them to games.
- They give them good food.
How it works: In English, we put the person first, then the action (verb).
Person â Action â Thing/Person receiving help
Simple Examples for A2:
- I â drink â water.
- She â reads â a book.
- We â play â soccer.
đĻ Word Group: Support
These words all mean 'making someone feel strong or happy':
- Help: To do something for someone.
- Encourage: To tell someone 'You can do it!'
- Important: Something that matters a lot.