Bullying and the Game of Soccer (1) Most people think that soccer is a civilized sport compared to a rough one like football, for example. (2) There is no tackling, the public thinking the game is tame. (3)Yet sometimes aggressive coaches, opponents, and even teammates can be referred to as bullies.

(4) What's really weird is that most bullies would be horrified to be called a bully it would come as a total shock. (5) Bullying is an abuse of power by someone who is stronger physically, verbally, mentally and even socially. (6) This abuse usually targets someone weaker (physically or mentally) or someone who can’t block the bullies mind games or cruel intentions. (7) So why does bullying exist? (8) Why are some kids subjected to bullying within the dynamics of the competition? (9) Even worse, why are some kids bullied by their own teammates?

(10) Coaches can be aggressive. (11) They may speak inappropriately or yell at refferees and other coaches if they are unhappy with the gameplay or calls. (12) This can create a real negative atmosphere for the team.

(13) Opponent’s on the field can be particularly hurtful both emotionally and physically. (14) In soccer, a foul is only called if the ref actually sees the infraction. (15) Players know this, and sometimes they take advantage of this. (16) They also sometimes taunt and make fun of other players.

(17) The most unfortunate form of bullying can come from your own teammates. (18) Players may taunt each other in practice or even on game day. (19) Sometimes, players can gang up and bully a player too. (20) There may be social pressures within a team that contribute to the bullying.

(21) Whether it is coming from other players or adults, bullying is a problem across many sports, even soccer.
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Sentence 16 is unclear because Margarita has chosen an unclear word. What change should Margarita make to improve this sentence?
Change They to Bullies
Change sometimes to always
Change taunt to compliment
Change make to have