Vocabulary WAYS OF WALKING (Lesson 23)

[@dcama]

Great lesson! You covered everything from the beginner to advanced level. Thanks for the lesson

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[@agostinabertoni2053]

Thank you so much ! It is very useful for me as an student of ESL :)

[@shamira_avery7541]

This is so helpful because i'm a writer of fanfiction and i didn't knew a lot of synonyms because my first language is dutch :)

[@wagnerotto3217]

The series "Ways of..." is tremendous! I will find the time to have private classes with you, Mr. Nicholls.

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[@malehermo7616]

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[@АнастасияГречанова-й6ш]

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[@mayankbarman]

Amazing video.. learned quite a lot from this.

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[@BINGELEARNENGLISHwithMSid]

Interesting vid, mate. Shall take up five of these words in my this week's YT video. Cheers! 🙌🏻

[@katherinex9166]

Thank you!

[@aydinmofrad8639]

Thanks, very useful! One thing I would have liked to see among the words was "plod".

[@AnaPaula-rb5uo]

Hi! Could you make a video of ways of laughing and smiling. I'm studying these for college and a video would come handy. Thanks a lot!

[@evertonoliveira7568]

Wonderful video!!

[@sergiolecca3467]

thank you dave

[@НораПопова]

Hi! That video is a gem! Thank you soo much!Could you suggest a verb of walking used when someone is moving around in a nervous manner? Thanks!

[@helenakarlsson4708]

Hobble was new to me.

[@freakiest421]

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[@bengaliinenglish]

Sir, please make a video on different ways of Smiling 😃 😊 🙂

[@antonellaregueira4618]

Can you do ways of touching?

[@pepperoni4045]

very helpful for my writing

[@hoursofcode]

awsome!

[@sayita07]

Hey, I'd like to know the difference between totter and lurch. Thank you!

[@MrSkypelessons]

Have a look in a good dictionary, and tell everyone (in your own words) what the difference is. You could even give us some examples. Thanks!

[@sayita07]

I've looked both words up and they seem to be related to walking in an unsteady way but I can't spot the difference. Lurch seems to be related to drunk or dizzy people “he lurched out of the bar” and totter to walking with difficulty because of some physical condition “the old lady was tottering”

[@MrSkypelessons]

Thanks for the definitions. I would add that totter is feeble and unsteady, while lurch is sudden and uncontrolled.

[@sayita07]

Thank you very much!

[@sapron4ik198]

Hi, Dave. Just one question-is the word "roaming" derived from "roam"? Thanks.

[@mariaestefaniaacosta1246]

Great lesson! What about the word traipse?

[@pinupgirlcll6827]

Trumple means stamp and for example this babies? Is it true?

[@nikolasdasilva3470]

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[@messiahdejude1912]

What about walking while crouching?

[@shreenjandutta]

Crouching is basically when you bend down with your knees folded. Example in context - Her boyfriend crouched down to take her photograph.

[@dawitabraham7290]

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[@XxJCRLxX]

does someone know a way of walking starting with g?

[@anatheist8707]

Gait

[@jasmineesther947]

What do we call when someone walks without lifting their feet and making noise which is irritating especially students..what do we call that?

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[@DamizinhoBr]

Haha when u think that there is no need to search for walking vocab bc u master them, but when u look up any of these words on thr dictionary there are hundreds

[@mistersawh7497]

i need trudge for a project

[@tanjiralam9185]

Scuff?

[@nisapori3890]

Forget mosey and pimp walk

[@gabrielgabriel3506]

Some more verbs related to walking Nip, zip, pop, race, zoom. whizz, tear Bolt Sashay Plod Scuttle Shumble Dawdle Career