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Qual é a diferença entre I won a game of tennis. e I won a tennis game. ?Podes indicar apenas respostas exemplo.
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They are both correct. In tennis there is a difference between winning a game and winning the match. When two opponents play, they will play many games in order to decide who wins the match. If you are talking about winning the match you would say "I won a tennis match", not I won a match of tennis.
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The first sentence I think can be interpreted as a video game
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- Castelhano (Colômbia)
They are both correct. In tennis there is a difference between winning a game and winning the match. When two opponents play, they will play many games in order to decide who wins the match. If you are talking about winning the match you would say "I won a tennis match", not I won a match of tennis.
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They both work, but "I won a tennis game" is probably a little more common
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A tennis match has several "games" within it, which comprise "sets". You can win a game, and even a set, but lose the match. In casual conversation, this won't matter. However, if you are discussing tennis in detail with someone or if you play tennis, note that they have different meanings. I play tennis, and if I was talking with you in the context of discussing tennis, I would likely interpret your first example to mean you won a game (a subset of the match), and the second example to mean you won the match.
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