During Sports & PT Period
50 daily use English sentences for sports and PT period — warm-up, team games, winning, losing, and sportsmanship. With Hindi meanings!
📝 50 Sentences
🇮🇳 Hindi Meanings
💬 2 Dialogues
🎮 Quiz
📥 Free PDF
⚽ Why Learn Sports English?
PT period is the most exciting part of the school day! Whether you’re playing cricket in the ground, running races during Sports Day, or doing exercises with the PT teacher — you need the right English words. Many Indian kids know how to play but struggle to communicate during games.
These 50 sentences cover everything — from “Sir, whose turn is it?” to “Well played! Good game, everyone!” Learn how to ask for turns, cheer your team, accept defeat gracefully, and talk to the PT teacher about injuries. Remember: A good sportsperson speaks well both on and off the field!
1
🏃Warm-Up & Getting Ready (1-10)
1
“Sir, what are we playing today?”
सर, आज हम क्या खेल रहे हैं? (Sir, aaj hum kya khel rahe hain?)
2
“Let’s do some stretching first.”
पहले थोड़ी स्ट्रेचिंग कर लेते हैं। (Pehle thodi stretching kar lete hain.)
3
“Ma’am, I forgot my sports shoes today.”
मैम, मैं आज अपने स्पोर्ट्स शूज़ लाना भूल गया/गई। (Ma’am, main aaj apne sports shoes laana bhool gaya/gayi.)
4
“Sir, may I go and fill my water bottle?”
सर, क्या मैं अपनी पानी की बोतल भर सकता/सकती हूँ? (Sir, kya main apni paani ki bottle bhar sakta/sakti hoon?)
5
“Everyone, stand in a line!”
सब लोग, एक लाइन में खड़े हो जाओ! (Sab log, ek line mein khade ho jaao!)
6
“Let’s jog around the ground first.”
पहले मैदान का एक चक्कर लगा लेते हैं। (Pehle maidaan ka ek chakkar laga lete hain.)
7
“Sir, it’s very hot outside. Can we play inside?”
सर, बाहर बहुत गर्मी है। क्या हम अंदर खेल सकते हैं? (Sir, baahar bahut garmi hai. Kya hum andar khel sakte hain?)
8
“Touch your toes! One, two, three, four!”
अपने पैरों की उंगलियों को छुओ! एक, दो, तीन, चार! (Apne pairon ki ungliyon ko chhuo! Ek, do, teen, chaar!)
9
“Ma’am, I have a stomach ache. May I sit out?”
मैम, मेरे पेट में दर्द है। क्या मैं बैठ सकता/सकती हूँ? (Ma’am, mere pet mein dard hai. Kya main baith sakta/sakti hoon?)
10
“Is everyone wearing their PT uniform?”
क्या सबने अपनी PT यूनिफ़ॉर्म पहनी है? (Kya sabne apni PT uniform pehni hai?)
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🏏Playing Team Games (11-20)
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“Let’s pick teams! Who wants to be captain?”
टीम बनाते हैं! कैप्टन कौन बनेगा? (Team banaate hain! Captain kaun banega?)
12
“I want to be on Rahul’s team.”
मैं राहुल की टीम में रहना चाहता/चाहती हूँ। (Main Rahul ki team mein rehna chahta/chahti hoon.)
13
“Pass the ball to me! I’m open!”
मुझे बॉल पास करो! मैं खाली हूँ! (Mujhe ball pass karo! Main khaali hoon!)
14
“Whose turn is it to bat?”
बैटिंग की बारी किसकी है? (Batting ki baari kiski hai?)
15
“Sir, can I be the goalkeeper today?”
सर, क्या मैं आज गोलकीपर बन सकता/सकती हूँ? (Sir, kya main aaj goalkeeper ban sakta/sakti hoon?)
16
“Let’s play cricket! Who has the bat?”
चलो क्रिकेट खेलते हैं! बैट किसके पास है? (Chalo cricket khelte hain! Bat kiske paas hai?)
17
“That was a great catch, Priya!”
क्या शानदार कैच था, प्रिया! (Kya shaandaar catch tha, Priya!)
18
“Run faster! We can still win!”
तेज़ दौड़ो! हम अभी भी जीत सकते हैं! (Tez daudo! Hum abhi bhi jeet sakte hain!)
19
“Don’t push! Wait for your turn.”
धक्का मत दो! अपनी बारी का इंतज़ार करो। (Dhakka mat do! Apni baari ka intezaar karo.)
20
“Let’s divide into two equal teams.”
दो बराबर टीम बना लेते हैं। (Do baraabar team bana lete hain.)
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🔥During the Game (21-30)
21
“Goal! We scored!”
गोल! हमने गोल किया! (Goal! Humne goal kiya!)
22
“That’s not fair! He pushed me!”
यह सही नहीं है! उसने मुझे धक्का दिया! (Yeh sahi nahi hai! Usne mujhe dhakka diya!)
23
“Sir, he’s not following the rules.”
सर, वो नियमों का पालन नहीं कर रहा। (Sir, wo niyamon ka paalan nahi kar raha.)
24
“What’s the score now?”
अभी स्कोर क्या है? (Abhi score kya hai?)
25
“Out! You’re out! My turn to bat!”
आउट! तुम आउट हो! अब मेरी बारी! (Out! Tum out ho! Ab meri baari!)
26
“Keep running! Don’t stop!”
दौड़ते रहो! रुको मत! (Daudte raho! Ruko mat!)
27
“I hurt my knee. It’s bleeding a little.”
मेरे घुटने में चोट लगी। थोड़ा खून आ रहा है। (Mere ghutne mein chot lagi. Thoda khoon aa raha hai.)
28
“Throw the ball here! Quickly!”
बॉल यहाँ फेंको! जल्दी! (Ball yahan fenko! Jaldi!)
29
“Let’s play one more round!”
एक और राउंड खेलते हैं! (Ek aur round khelte hain!)
30
“Ma’am, how much time is left?”
मैम, कितना समय बचा है? (Ma’am, kitna samay bacha hai?)
4
🏆Winning, Losing & Sportsmanship (31-40)
31
“We won! Great teamwork, everyone!”
हम जीत गए! बहुत अच्छी टीमवर्क, सब लोग! (Hum jeet gaye! Bahut achhi teamwork, sab log!)
32
“We lost, but it was a good game.”
हम हार गए, लेकिन अच्छा खेल था। (Hum haar gaye, lekin achha khel tha.)
33
“Well played! You were really good today!”
बहुत अच्छा खेले! तुम आज सच में बहुत अच्छे थे! (Bahut achha khele! Tum aaj sach mein bahut achhe the!)
34
“Don’t worry. We’ll win next time.”
चिंता मत करो। अगली बार हम जीतेंगे। (Chinta mat karo. Agli baar hum jeetenge.)
35
“Good game! Let’s shake hands.”
अच्छा खेल! चलो हाथ मिलाते हैं। (Achha khel! Chalo haath milaate hain.)
36
“Don’t cry. It’s just a game!”
रोओ मत। यह सिर्फ़ एक खेल है! (Roo mat. Yeh sirf ek khel hai!)
37
“You’re a very fast runner, Aarav!”
तुम बहुत तेज़ दौड़ते हो, आरव! (Tum bahut tez daudte ho, Aarav!)
38
“Don’t cheat! Play honestly.”
धोखा मत दो! ईमानदारी से खेलो। (Dhokha mat do! Imaandaari se khelo.)
39
“Three cheers for the winning team! Hip hip hooray!”
जीतने वाली टीम के लिए तीन चीयर्स! हिप हिप हुर्रे! (Jeetne waali team ke liye teen cheers! Hip hip hurray!)
40
“You played your best. That’s what matters.”
तुमने अपना बेस्ट खेला। बस यही मायने रखता है। (Tumne apna best khela. Bas yahi mayne rakhta hai.)
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🚿Cool Down & Going Back to Class (41-50)
41
“Sir, the period is almost over.”
सर, पीरियड लगभग खत्म हो गया है। (Sir, period lagbhag khatm ho gaya hai.)
42
“Let’s put the equipment back in the sports room.”
सामान वापस स्पोर्ट्स रूम में रख देते हैं। (Saamaan vaapas sports room mein rakh dete hain.)
43
“I’m so tired! That was a great workout.”
मैं बहुत थक गया/गई! बहुत अच्छी कसरत हुई। (Main bahut thak gaya/gayi! Bahut achhi kasrat hui.)
44
“Can I drink some water? I’m very thirsty.”
क्या मैं पानी पी सकता/सकती हूँ? बहुत प्यास लगी है। (Kya main paani pi sakta/sakti hoon? Bahut pyaas lagi hai.)
45
“Sir, when is Sports Day this year?”
सर, इस साल स्पोर्ट्स डे कब है? (Sir, is saal Sports Day kab hai?)
46
“I want to join the school cricket team.”
मैं स्कूल क्रिकेट टीम में शामिल होना चाहता/चाहती हूँ। (Main school cricket team mein shaamil hona chahta/chahti hoon.)
47
“Ma’am, my shoe lace came undone. One moment, please.”
मैम, मेरे जूते का फीता खुल गया। एक मिनट, प्लीज़। (Ma’am, mere joote ka feeta khul gaya. Ek minute, please.)
48
“Thank you for the game, Sir! It was fun.”
खेल के लिए शुक्रिया, सर! बहुत मज़ा आया। (Khel ke liye shukriya, Sir! Bahut maza aaya.)
49
“Let’s wash our hands before going back to class.”
क्लास में वापस जाने से पहले हाथ धो लेते हैं। (Class mein vaapas jaane se pehle haath dho lete hain.)
50
“See you next PT period, everyone!”
अगले PT पीरियड में मिलते हैं, सब लोग! (Agle PT period mein milte hain, sab log!)
❌ Common Mistakes During Sports
❌ “I got hurt in my leg.” (wrong preposition)
✅ “I hurt my leg.” / “My leg hurts.”
“Got hurt in my leg” is not standard. Use “hurt + body part” directly: “I hurt my knee.” Or: “My knee hurts.” — simple and correct.
❌ “He is doing cheating!” (wrong structure)
✅ “He is cheating!”
“Cheating” is already a verb. Don’t add “doing” before it. Same for: “He is pushing” (not “doing pushing”), “She is winning” (not “doing winning”).
❌ “Give me a chance!” (sounds demanding)
✅ “Can I have a turn, please?”
“Give me” sounds rude. “Can I have” is polite and friendly. Add “please” to make it even better. Works for everything: turns, balls, equipment.
❌ “I am feeling thirst.” (wrong grammar)
✅ “I’m thirsty.” / “I’m feeling thirsty.”
“Thirst” is a noun. “Thirsty” is the adjective. Same: “I’m hungry” (not “feeling hunger”), “I’m tired” (not “feeling tiredness”).
❌ “We loosed the match.” (wrong word)
✅ “We lost the match.”
“Lose” becomes “lost” (past tense), NOT “loosed.” “Loose” means not tight (like a loose shirt). “Lose” means to not win. Very different words!
🔊 Pronunciation Guide
sportsmanship
SPORTS-mun-ship
(स्पोर्ट्स-मन-शिप)
exercise
EK-sur-size
(एक्-सर-साइज़)
equipment
ih-KWIP-munt
(इ-क्विप-मंट)
referee
ref-uh-REE
(रेफ़-अ-री)
opponent
uh-POH-nunt
(अ-पो-नंट)
goalkeeper
GOHL-kee-per
(गोल-की-पर)
📖 Word of the Day
sportsmanship
noun | SPORTS-mun-ship | खेल भावना
Fair and generous behaviour when playing a game. A person with good sportsmanship wins without boasting and loses without complaining.
1. “Show good sportsmanship — shake hands after the game.”
2. “Crying when you lose is bad sportsmanship.”
3. “Our PT sir always teaches us about sportsmanship.”
💬 Full Dialogue — Cricket Match at KV Pune
It’s PT period at Kendriya Vidyalaya, Pune. Aarav and Meera’s teams are playing cricket. Sharma Sir is the PT teacher.
Sharma Sir:Alright, everyone! Let’s pick teams. Aarav and Meera, you’re the captains. (ठीक है, सब! टीम बनाओ। आरव और मीरा, तुम कैप्टन हो।)
Aarav:I pick Raju! He’s a great bowler. (मैं राजू को चुनता हूँ! वो बहुत अच्छा गेंदबाज़ है।)
Meera:I pick Priya. She hits really hard! (मैं प्रिया को चुनती हूँ। वो बहुत ज़ोर से मारती है!)
Aarav:Whose turn is it to bat first? (पहले बैटिंग किसकी है?)
Sharma Sir:Toss the coin. Meera, call it! (सिक्का उछालो। मीरा, बोलो!)
Meera:Heads! Yes, we’ll bat first! (हेड्स! हम पहले बैटिंग करेंगे!)
Aarav:Good shot, Priya! That was a boundary! (अच्छा शॉट, प्रिया! वो बाउंड्री थी!)
Meera:Run faster! We need two more runs! (तेज़ दौड़ो! दो और रन चाहिए!)
Aarav:Caught! She’s out! Great catch, Raju! (कैच! वो आउट है! शानदार कैच, राजू!)
Sharma Sir:Good game, everyone! Well played, both teams. Now shake hands! (अच्छा खेल, सब लोग! दोनों टीम बहुत अच्छा खेली। अब हाथ मिलाओ!)
Meera:Well played, Aarav! Your team was really good today. (बहुत अच्छा खेले, आरव! तुम्हारी टीम आज सच में अच्छी थी।)
Aarav:Thanks! You too! That was so much fun! (शुक्रिया! तुम भी! बहुत मज़ा आया!)
🎭 Conversation Practice — Role-Play These!
Role-Play 1: Asking to Join a Game
Your friends are playing and you want to join.
You: “Can I play with you guys?”
Friend: “Sure! We need one more player.”
You: “Which team should I join?”
Friend: “Come on our team! You can be the fielder.”
You: “Great! Let’s go!”
Friend: “Sure! We need one more player.”
You: “Which team should I join?”
Friend: “Come on our team! You can be the fielder.”
You: “Great! Let’s go!”
Role-Play 2: Reporting an Injury
You got hurt while playing and need to tell the teacher.
You: “Sir, I hurt my knee. It’s bleeding.”
PT Sir: “Let me see. Can you walk?”
You: “Yes, Sir, but it hurts a lot.”
PT Sir: “Go to the medical room. Take a friend with you.”
You: “Thank you, Sir.”
PT Sir: “Let me see. Can you walk?”
You: “Yes, Sir, but it hurts a lot.”
PT Sir: “Go to the medical room. Take a friend with you.”
You: “Thank you, Sir.”
Role-Play 3: Good Sportsmanship After Losing
Your team lost the match. Show good sportsmanship.
You: “Good game! Your team played really well.”
Winner: “Thanks! You guys were tough to beat!”
You: “We’ll practice harder for next time.”
Winner: “Let’s play again tomorrow!”
You: “Sure! It was fun. See you tomorrow!”
Winner: “Thanks! You guys were tough to beat!”
You: “We’ll practice harder for next time.”
Winner: “Let’s play again tomorrow!”
You: “Sure! It was fun. See you tomorrow!”
✏️ Practice — Fill in the Blanks
1. “We ___ the match.” (हार गए — past tense of “lose”)
2. “I’m very ___. Can I drink some water?” (प्यासा)
3. “___ the ball to me!” (पास करो)
4. “I ___ my knee.” (चोट लगी — past tense)
5. “Good ___!” (खेल भावना — fair play behaviour)
6. “___ turn is it?” (किसकी बारी)
7. “Let’s ___ into two teams.” (बँटना)
8. “Don’t ___! Play honestly.” (धोखा देना)
🎮 Quiz — Test Your Sports English!
Question 1 of 8
The past tense of “lose” is:
Question 2 of 8
“Sportsmanship” means:
Question 3 of 8
The polite way to ask for a turn is:
Question 4 of 8
“I hurt my knee” is correct because:
Question 5 of 8
“I’m thirsty” is correct because:
Question 6 of 8
After losing a match, good sportsmanship is:
Question 7 of 8
“Loose” and “Lose” are:
Question 8 of 8
“Whose turn is it?” — “Whose” means:
🧠 Parent Tips — Sports English at Home
🏏
Play & Talk in English
When playing any game at home — cricket, badminton, even carrom — use English: “Your turn!”, “Good shot!”, “Pass it here!” This makes sports vocabulary natural and fun.
🤝
Teach Winning & Losing Words
After any game, practice: “Good game!” and “Well played!” This builds sportsmanship AND English. Teach “We lost” (not “loosed”) and “I hurt my knee” (not “my knee is paining”).
📺
Watch Sports in English
Watch cricket or football commentary in English together. Kids pick up words like “boundary,” “goal,” “offside,” “penalty” naturally. Ask: “What did the commentator say?”
⭐
Praise Effort, Not Just Winning
“You played your best!” and “Great effort!” are powerful sentences. Teach your child that sportsmanship matters more than the score. This builds both character and vocabulary.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
How to talk during sports period in English?
▼Use encouraging words like “Good shot!”, “Pass the ball!”, “My turn!” For the PT teacher, say “Sir, may I sit out? I’m not feeling well.” Always use “May I” for permission and be a good sport — say “Well played!” even when you lose.
What is sportsmanship?
▼Sportsmanship means fair and generous behaviour during games. It means shaking hands after a match, saying “Well played!” to the other team, not cheating, and accepting defeat gracefully. Good sportsmanship makes you a better person, not just a better player.
What’s the difference between “lose” and “loose”?
▼“Lose” (one ‘o’) means to not win: “We might lose the match.” “Loose” (two ‘o’s) means not tight: “My shoelace is loose.” The past tense of “lose” is “lost” — never “loosed.”
How to tell the PT teacher you are injured?
▼Say “Sir, I hurt my knee. May I sit out?” or “Ma’am, I twisted my ankle. Can I go to the medical room?” Don’t say “leg is paining” — say “my leg hurts” instead. Be specific about where it hurts.
Can I download these sentences as PDF?
▼Yes! Click the “Download PDF” button at the top to get all 50 sentences with Hindi meanings in a printable A4 format.