My Favorite sSport My Favorite Sport

My favorite sport is the most popular, loved and iconic sport in world. My favorite sport is the most popular, loved and iconic sport in world.

"loved" is the adjective version of "love"

My favorite sport is the most popular, loved, and iconic sport in world. My favorite sport is the most popular, loved, and iconic sport in world.

This sport haves a big history. This sport has a big history.

This sport haves a bilong history. This sport has a long history.

"long" is used for "time" (such as history)

And all the best palayers in this sport are the mostvery well-known and everyone can play asin theyir own wanty. And all the best players in this sport are very well-known and everyone can play in their own way.

"are the most well known" leaves the reader expecting a quantifier after it, e.g. "most well known players in the world", "most well known among sports fans"

And all the best palayers in this sport are the most well-known, and everyone can play asit how they want to. All the best players in this sport are the most well-known, and everyone can play it how they want to.

Even if your are poor or rich, young or old, a man or a woman etc , don't stress, there's no discriminations and no racism because you need just one thing to playing this sport - you need just a ball. Even if your are poor or rich, young or old, a man or a woman etc , don't stress, there's no discrimination and no racism because you need just one thing to play this sport - you need just a ball.

Even if your are poor or rich, young or old, a man or woman, etc ,. don't stress, no discriminations and no racism cause you need justjust need one thing to playing this sport you need just. You just need a ball. Even if your are poor or rich, young or old, a man or woman, etc. don't stress, no discrimination and no racism cause you just need one thing to playing this sport. You just need a ball.

instead of "a man or woman," you could also use "male or female" etc. has a period (.) and also gets a comma (,) before it. a, b, c, etc.

So, if you goet the picture, my favorite sport's name start bywith an "F", then add the other letters. So, if you get the picture, my favorite sport's name start with an "F", then add the other letters.

So, if you've got the picture, my favorite sport name start by "F", then add the other letters. So, if you've got the picture, my favorite sport name start by "F", then add the other letters.

Alternatively: "if you have the picture"