Fitness & Exercise in English | English Vocabulary | Pronunciation | Nouns | Sentence Examples

Are you ready to boost your English vocabulary? In this video, you will learn vocabulary related to fitness and exercise. Before we begin, make sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel and hit the bell to get a notification every time we post a new English lesson. In this video, we will cover verbs, nouns, adjectives, and give you some sentence examples. Let's begin by looking at some verbs relating to fitness and exercise. And our first verb is the verb to exercise. Repeat after me, to exercise. And the definition is to engage in physical activity to sustain or improve health and fitness. Let's have a look at this verb in action. This example is in the present simple tense. She exercises twice a week. Repeat after me, she exercises twice a week. Our next example with this verb is in the past simple tense. He exercised last week in the gym. Repeat after me, he exercised last week in the gym. Our next example is in the future simple tense. She will exercise tomorrow in the park. Repeat after me, she will exercise tomorrow in the park. Our next verb is a very common activity in exercise, to jog. Repeat after me, to jog. And the definition is to run at a steady gentle pace, especially on a regular basis as a form of physical exercise. Let's have a look at this verb in the present simple tense. They jog together every day. Repeat after me, they jog together every day. Let's take a look at this verb in the past simple tense. She jogged last week in the sun. Let's move on to our next verb, to cycle. Repeat after me, to cycle. And the definition is to ride a bicycle. Our first example sentence is in the present simple tense. He cycles three times a week. Repeat after me, he cycles three times a week. Our next example is in the past simple tense. He cycled in the mountains last week. And in the future simple tense, he will cycle his bike next week. Repeat after me, he will cycle his bike next week. Our next verb is to stretch. Repeat after me, to stretch. And the definition is to straighten or extend one's body, or a part of one's body, to its full length. And we do this before we exercise. Our first sentence example is in the present simple. He stretches before his run. Repeat after me, he stretches before his run. And in the past simple, he stretched before he exercised. He stretched before he exercised. Now it's time to have a look at some nouns which are associated with fitness and exercise. The first noun we will look at is the treadmill. Treadmill. Let's use it in a sentence with one of our verbs. Jack jogs on the treadmill. Repeat after me, Jack jogs on the treadmill. Our next noun is a place, the gym. Repeat after me, gym. Our example sentence is they meet at the gym. They meet at the gym. Our next noun is wakes. Repeat after me, weights. And our example sentence is I use the weights to exercise. Our next noun is muscle. Repeat after me, muscle. And our example sentence is exercise can build muscle. Exercise can build muscle. Our next noun is an activity, yoga. Repeat after me, yoga. And our example sentence is yoga can be very relaxing. Yoga can be very relaxing. Now it's time for the final part of our video, adjectives. And let's use these adjectives along with the other words we've learned to create longer sentences. The first adjective we will look at is muscular. Repeat after me, muscular. And our example sentence is Sean exercises with weights and is becoming very muscular. Sean exercises with weights and is becoming very muscular. Our next adjective is sweaty. Repeat after me, sweaty. It is common for the body to get sweaty after exercising. Our last adjective for this video is tired. Repeat after me, tired. Joel was very tired after using the treadmill and lifting weights. That brings us to the end of our video. Don't worry, part two will be coming very soon. We really appreciate you watching our video and taking the time to support us. If you know a friend learning English, why not share this video with them and tell them about Learning English Pro. Before you go, please make sure to like this video. And if you have any suggestions or a question, leave us a comment below. We love to hear from you and we read all your comments. Don't forget we're on social media like YouTube, Tumblr, Instagram and Facebook. Follow us today and remember, keep learning English like a pro.