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The referee can give a free kick to the other team if a player fouls an opponent.

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Sentence

Narrator

The referee can give a free kick to the other team if a player fouls an opponent.

Study notes

How to use in different contexts

Explaining Rules

In soccer, a referee awards a free kick to the opposing team if a foul occurs.

Describing a Game Situation

The player fouled his opponent, so the referee gave a free kick to the other team.

Asking for Clarification

If a player commits a foul, does the referee always give a free kick?

Hypothetical Scenario

If the player hadn't fouled his opponent, the referee wouldn't have given a free kick.

Rephrased versions

Formal

The referee may award a free kick to the opposing team should a player commit a foul against an opponent.

Casual

If a player fouls someone, the ref gives the other team a free kick.

Simpler English

The referee can give a free kick if a player breaks the rules.

Phrases to learn

free kick

An indirect kick awarded to the opposing team following a foul.

fouls an opponent

Commits a violation of the rules against an opposing player.