The coach yelled, "Score the goal!"

Meaning: The coach was shouting loudly to the player to make a goal and win the game.

Choice of Words: Yell means to shout or speak loudly. Score means to make a goal in a sport. Goal is the object or area in a sport where points are scored.

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The coach shouted, "Get the ball in the net!"

Meaning: This means that the coach is telling someone to try their best to score a goal.

Choice of Words: The coach is the person giving the instruction. Shouted means to speak loudly or shout. Get means to obtain or receive something. The ball is the object you are trying to get, and the net is the goal you are trying to get it into. When you put it all together, it means that the coach is shouting loudly to tell someone to get the ball into the goal.

The coach yelled, "Put the ball in the back of the net!"

Meaning: This means that the coach is telling someone to try their best to score a goal.

Choice of Words: The coach is the person giving the instruction. Yelled means to speak loudly or shout. Put means to place or set something somewhere. The ball is the object you are trying to put, and the back of the net is the goal you are trying to put it into. When you put it all together, it means that the coach is shouting loudly to tell someone to put the ball into the goal.

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