Improve Vocabulary through different acts | Action Verbs acted out | Part-2 | Havisha Rathore

Improve Vocabulary through different acts | Action Verbs acted out | Part-2 | Havisha Rathore
This video explains the meaning of the following vocabulary words using different acts.
Creep, flick, milk the cow, hop, yank, yank open, hammer, hammer on the door, droop, come off, dig, chip, flatter, dawdle, pinch, write, cup hands, hug, hum, crash, a cat has nine lives, and drum fingers.
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[@udayanviji9770]

Very interesting vedeo Havisha.

[@HasiMurshid-u8m]

Please do more vedeos like this. I like very much this type of vedeos and its really help me to improving my english in daily life. 👍🏻

[@vivaanrockstar6111]

Plz continue this type of videos...thnx a lot❤

[@dhanyaballadka1186]

All the best 👍

[@bindasbhaiblog]

This video is really useful for English learners.

[@Sandhu574]

Thanku so much cutest ad little tutor❤ it is vry helpful videos for us👍

[@akshayjouhary3897]

You all are awesome 🎉

[@EsakkiRaj-hz8zy]

Haviska, very nice,!!!

[@Englishbrain27]

We want more such videos. It is very helpful for us to learn more.

[@prakashrn3848]

nice . keep teaching . All the best👍👍

[@Komaldhirajpandey]

Thanks a lot

[@sujitsarkar5475]

Seeing that you have made video,i should watch your videos from which I can learn easy.

[@rekhasthapak180]

yours too good

[@vaibhavdave3635]

😘😘

[@memaitrayee]

Very nice. I hv no words to describe how wonderful it is. ❤for harisha and havisha. Thanks a lot all of u

[@iamnewroster3391]

3:15 😂😂😂😂😂

[@shubhammishra7622]

I am preparing the bank but I am also learning to speak English . Your video is helped for me. Thank you so much MY DEAR SISTER

[@EnglishBoostingPower]

All the best!

[@shaguftanemat7614]

Amazing👍👍

[@parbajalomchowdhury]

Thanks havisha, i have learnt a lot of things from this video

[@EnglishBoostingPower]

My pleasure 😊

[@30354]

Lovely

[@eustaquiozambrano2974]

Nice inglés video. Thank Havisha a bunch and the same Havisha s family. Good Night from Madrid spain 🐂👍

[@EnglishBoostingPower]

So nice of you!

[@radhikarathore77]

😍😍 nice

[@digantobaro9952]

Very nice

[@shubhammishra7622]

I drank water with cupped hands. I remembered my grandfather. He used to drink water with cupped hands that time. Thank you so much sister

[@veerendrasingh7327]

Nice

[@muhammadtalhatariqrashid1946]

Tramundous 💟❤️♥️

[@GABRIELOMARTAPIAPALMA-in6bl]

I Wanna learn medical terminology

[@RealmePax]

Amazing video sister from which city are you ?

[@pralhadjoshi7183]

She is from Bangalore...

[@RealmePax]

@@pralhadjoshi7183 she is living in Bangalore but she is from Rajasthan brother

[@NEERAJSHARMA_01]

Haviska your mother like look Rani mam

[@azmalazmal1151]

Abhi apki new video upload q hora hai ma'am... Apko keya huwa kaha cholgaya keya

[@thakurprasadneopaney323]

Dear beta havisha please correct one thing..birds flutter and flaps their wings not flatter..rest is all OK.. iam learning lot of basic English which I couldn't learn as I was never in English school.

[@EnglishBoostingPower]

It's flutter. It was a typo.

[@EnglishBoostingPower]

It's flutter. It was a typo.

[@khemraj9963]

Havisha .write this sentence in english.tuma sadii karni chaiya ..

[@EnglishBoostingPower]

Translation: You should get married.

[@khemraj9963]

@@EnglishBoostingPower you should do marriage .what is wrong in it .

[@EnglishBoostingPower]

The sentence "You should do a marriage" sounds awkward and unnatural because it uses the verb "do" in relation to the concept of marriage. In English, we typically don't use the verb "do" with "marriage" in this context. Instead, we use other verbs such as "have," "get," or "enter into" to describe the action of entering into a marriage. For example: "You should have a marriage ceremony." "You should get married." "You should enter into a marriage." Using "do" in this context doesn't convey the intended meaning clearly and can lead to confusion. It's more common to use verbs that specifically relate to the act of getting married or entering into a marriage.

[@Sandhu574]

You should marry.

[@prakashrn3848]

nice . keep teaching . All the best👍👍

[@shamimaahmed8214]

Thanks havisha,I have learnt a lot of things from this vedio.

[@EnglishBoostingPower]

Glad to hear that

[@shamimaahmed8214]

@@EnglishBoostingPower we want to more this type of vedio..