Read the text and mark the sentences as T (true), F (false) or DS (doesn’t say Becoming the BestDo you have what it takes to become a professional footballer? It certainly isn’t easy as it takes alot of time, energy and even pain to become the best of the best. But it is possible, and here’show.Professional footballers start young. They often have special lessons at sports academies. If youcan’t afford those types of academies, you can take part in matches with the school team or joinanother local team. Live football. Watch matches, read tips and listen to what professionalfootballers say. Play lots of football, lots of football, but make sure you take the time to recoverfrom any injuries. Motivation is also essential. Success does not happen overnight. There will becold, rainy days when you have to go running in the park. There’ll be matches when you don’tplay as well as you wanted or lose to the other team. Focus on the future, but plan for it everyday.Training regularly is very important and to do that you have to be fit and healthy. Getting fit isnot just about running and kicking a ball. It’s a great idea to work out in a gym on lots ofdifferent machines to exercise all your body’s muscles. A professional footballer’s body is amachine that needs the right fuel. You’ll need to have a good diet with plenty of lean meat, fruitand vegetables, lots of water and enough sleep at night. You have to avoid junk food, fizzydrinks and late nights. It can take a lot of self-control to be in bed at ten when all your friends areat a party, but it has to be done.Of course, it also takes a little bit of luck. Professional football teams are always looking out fortalented new players and they send people to watch local matches or see young players at sportsacademies. Getting seen by a talent scout is the ambition of every young player, but you mightnot play well that day or the talent scout might choose someone else. But if you’ve followed allthe advice and are lucky enough to be spotted, you could be on your way to becoming what youhave always dreamed of – a professional footballer.a) Mark the sentences as T (true), F (false) or DS (doesn’t say).1 Young players pay to be taught in sports academies.2 Professional footballers write books on the sport.3 It is a good idea to do a variety of exercises.4 Lean meat is not a good choice for a healthy diet.5.Talent scouts used to be footballers themselves.b) Find English equivalents of these phrases in the text1) не может позволит себе - 2) занимать много времени -_ 3) избегать нездоровой пищи 4) время на восстановление -- 5) следовать всем советом --