(Él) va a ganar (enunciado declarativo no enfático sin el pronombre "él")
¡Él va a ganar! (enunciado enfático)
"Mi equipo ganó" is how your would say that in Spanish.
el equipo gana el partido
¿Quién está ganado?
ha ganado
Ganando
Good game!
He wins (verb) = El gana. Two wins (noun) = Dos ganas
This means "Our team always wins when we share". It seems to be proper grammar.
"A team sport" is "Un deporte de equipo."
equipo de futbol
Estoy en el equipo.
¿estás en mi equipo?
El equipo opuesto.
I'd say the Pittsburg Steelers..:)
If you want to say a teammate on a sports team, you would say "compañero de equipo."
The team with a 37-27 record is 10 games over .500 and not 5 games because the team would need to lose 10 straight games to drop to .500 (37-37). .500 is based on the number of games a team has won and lost and not a number based on the mid-range of total games played. Let's say the team wins their next game. With a record of 38-27, they would be 11 games over .500. But if .500 were based on the mid-range, .500 would be 32 1/2 wins and 32 1/2 losses. Obviously, a team can't win 1/2 of a game or lose 1/2 of a game.
juego excelente