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How do you pronounce sport in British English?
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Why do the British say sport instead of sports?
In the US, it is usually countable. "I love sports." In the UK it seems that "sport" is usually an uncountable noun. "I love sport." In the US, we do sometimes use "sport" as an uncountable noun, but then it means something more like "recreation" or "fun" and not the hobby, "athletics."
Dec 10, 2014
What is a sport in British slang?
"sport" is pretty much a friendly way of referring to someone. the term originates from a book called "The Great Gatsby." these days, is can also carry a sarcastic/condescending connotation depending on the tone. Yes, in that context, it means buddy or friend. To me, it is somewhat formal and more British.
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Dec 10, 2014 · But in British English, you would use the noun “sport” to talk about the same group of activities. Look at the BBC News website at the top menu ...