Yes, those commands work well for fast-paced sports and are common in English-speaking environments! Here’s a bit more context for each: Serve! – Great for tennis, volleyball, or any sport where a serve starts the play. Pass! – Common in soccer, basketball, and other team sports. It’s clear and effective. Pass me! – This one also works well, or you could say “To me!” for even quicker communication. Pass back! – Perfect for directing a pass back to a teammate (like the goalkeeper in soccer). Shoot! – Excellent for encouraging a teammate to take a shot, especially in soccer or basketball. Some other quick commands to consider: Hold! – Tells a teammate to keep possession and not rush the pass. Clear! – Useful in soccer, meaning to kick the ball far from the goal to prevent a scoring opportunity. Mark up! – In soccer, instructs players to guard an opponent closely. Switch! – For passing or shifting play from one side to the other. Man on! – Alerts a teammate that an opponent is approaching to steal the ball. Go wide! – Tells teammates to spread out to the sides to create space. Cross! – In soccer, directs a teammate to send the ball across the field or towards the goal area. Using these commands can really help with in-game communication and quick decision-making!