Corrections · 3
Free Kick
I just watched a video a few days ago that in which (or where) the famous NFL player J.J.Watt started to practice the free kick during the warm-up, before pro bowl.
I think that guy is awesome, he almost can play almost every positions in the field, (instead of , i would use : here) the defensive end, tight end, wild receiver. Now he even can even be a kicker,. I am was (you mean that you wanted to see him during that game you watched, right? You can also say "I'd been looking forward", using the past perfect tense) looking forward to seeing that man kick a goal during the pro bowl match. Since pro bowl is an entretainment game., why wouldn't the coach won't give him a try. ? (its the same meaning, but if you are talking about the future in the past, use "would")
But until the end of the game, I still couldn't have haven't had the chance to see J.J. Watt did do that kicking, I am a little bit disappointed.
Well done! ;)
Want to progress faster?
Join this learning community and try out free exercises!
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to learn a language from the comfort of your own home. Browse our selection of experienced language tutors and enroll in your first lesson now!
Start Learning Today
