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If written as "Football and hockey" with nothing else stated, it is an incomplete sentence. Always ask yourself, what about (any subject like) football and hockey? For example, if I wrote "hot dogs and beans" it would not be a complete thought, but more like a store list. It is missing an actor (subject) and action (verb).
Examples:
I play football and hockey.
Football and hockey are my favorite sports.
I ate Hot Dogs and beans for lunch.
The hot dogs and beans tasted awful.
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What is the complete predicate in the sentence the hockey teams were ready to play?
ready to play
Bob enjoys playing football and Jim enjoys playing hockey?
Bob enjoys playing football, and Jim enjoys playing hockey. This sentence could also be written with a semicolon instead of a comma. Bob enjoys playing football; Jim enjoys playing hockey.
Where the comma should be in this sentence Bob enjoys playing football and Jim enjoys playing hockey?
Bob enjoys playing football, and Jim enjoys playing hockey. The comma is placed before "and" because the parts of the sentence before and after it can stand by themselves as independent clauses.
What sports do you wear a helmet?
Football, sometimes baseball and Hockey
Is hockey or football watched more?
hockey
What three sports combine to make lacrosse?
Ice hockey, basketball, and football. Specifically box lacrosse.
Why is hockey and football played in the winter?
Hockey and football is played in both winter and summer seasons.
What does a halfback do in hockey?
Watch. That's football not hockey.
Are hockey socks different from football socks?
Hockey socks have vertical ribs. Football socks are smooth. We needed to get some hockey socks for part of a school and football socks will be fine.
What sport is rougher hockey or football?
ice hockey for sure there is alot more fighting like fist fighting but it depends on how old you are
Who has more fans football or hockey in the us?
Football definitley
Is a gridiron in baseball football or ice hockey?
It is in American Football.
