🔵 Waddle Trip Mince Stagger Stroll March Strut Limp Shuffle Skip Swagger Crawl Tiptoe Sidle Stomp

[@fundatunc]

Birds that waddle, like the penguin, represent another compromise. The questions on the test tripped him up. I love going to gay bars and seeing drag queens mince around on stage. I staggered the chairs in the lectue hall. It had just stopped raining and the breeze was blowing. The weather was perfect for a stoll. Thanks Teacher Alex, I'll improve my English skills by listening your fabolous lessons .

[@evertonoliveira7568]

"He tries to sidle up to you while you're in groups." - Reverso Thanks!!

[@alejandromelgarejofrias6097]

I rate this video as the most awesome lesson I've had in the last year.

[@behzadahadi9791]

I couldn’t stop my willingness to thank you for creating this amazing video 🙏👍

[@iswearenglish]

It's my pleasure

[@mariamkinen8036]

Skip-jump. Great

[@ronenr1405]

Watching again

[@ronenr1405]

Alex, my suggestion is to think of videos of Prance and Hobble as a lovely addition 😉

[@magedo7023]

Thank you for keeping post lessones

[@rrasgar]

We could stroll into town . She minced down the street.( never heard mince as walk daintily) In the evenings, ducks waddle up to the front door to be feed. Wild turkeys strut through the house at night. Walk properly don't shuffle. Skipping is arguably a better exercise than walking. He walked in with a macho swagger. Snakes are crawling. To sidle is to walk, but in a way that's casual, quiet, and a little sneaky. Please ,Just stomp the pedal and smile. She had to stand on tiptoe to reach the top shelf.

[@pedrocastilhos2341]

Excellent! As usual. 👍👍👍

[@956zombie956]

You may have missed the last one "to trudge" in the video's title, sublime content !

[@ViacheslavKr]

Thank you, Alex! Good lesson. I suggest that you make similar lessons regularly.

[@scruffybutgentle4973]

Great job, how helpful this video. Thank you for your astonishing effort

[@jilalazemi7373]

When I feel down, I go for a stroll to feel better!

[@jilalazemi7373]

iswearenglish Thanks 😁❤️

[@mrmma2878]

OK

[@سهامالمرعيالمرعي]

Fabulous 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@iswearenglish]

Thanks 🤗

[@haiderps4]

What a superb video Alex!

[@hilariouslystyle202]

Great

[@ronenr1405]

Great video, Alex

[@englishwithbatayneh5908]

A matchless one . Thx

[@fundatunc]

WOW !!! Your videos are absolutely amazing Sir Alex. I triped over the lessons of İswearenglish here in this channal.

[@sharfazhameed6382]

You are the best

[@irinamarti1331]

And I'm curious to know what's the difference between stroll, amble and saunter? Thank you so much for your videos! They truly are extremely helpful!

[@joseluisgarciaferruzca9766]

I liked a lot your vocabulary.

[@fundatunc]

It was a long march; the march of science; we heard the sound of marching.

[@ronenr1405]

And also Hobble😊

[@burakbayram7991]

Horse gaits (from slow to fast): walk, trot, canter, gallop

[@lucianoazevedo4199]

Very useful.. thanks a lot.

[@richamago3210]

Thanks.. you are amazing.. making wonderful videos..🙏 from India

[@mareksienczak3135]

I think it’s worth to mention "to stride". Example: When I told the other guy that that was my spot, he stood up and strode off.

[@АлександрБочаров-о9к]

as always thumb up for giving us new vocabulary and awesome explanations , but I suppose you forgot verb saunter

[@shpien]

Stump, toddle, hobble, hitch

[@shpien]

@@iswearenglish Yes, so is it worth to try to remember them all?

[@countbeauty5222]

-It- *The day* was saturated with the bizarre occurrences -day.- A parade of freaks marched on a _forgotten street_ -gone clean out of most burger's mind pathway.- One centenarian leady, dressed as a gipsy fortuneteller, shuffled down the street in the early morning. Then, an hour -late- *later,* some children -worn- *dressed* in capes and spinning the sceptres skipped in the same direction. A bit later, an elegant couple appeared strolling with monkeys on the leads, which were tripping behind. A minute later from the corner waddled a bulky -like an elephant- *elephantlike* man, who was pulling a wagon with a lion inside. The beast -were- *was* swaggering from side to side in the cage. All *the* bystanders who happened to be nearby tiptoed away after its mighty roar. After it, all were gobsmacked when a bearded woman minced with two staggering woeful clowns on each side. There were -any- *no* doubts that a roaming circus crawled -in- *through* the city.

[@ronenr1405]

Another word for you, Alex is “to canter” 😉

[@iswearenglish]

noted

[@ronenr1405]

@@iswearenglish and I think I told you about “lounge” It’s a great word I think 👍🏻

[@johnwebster3072]

Daytripper

[@Tushinho]

Is there a pv or word to describe when u, for ex. Trip over in front of someone and you're embarrassed and then pretend nothing happened. I heard the pv play off but i dont know how to use it in a sentence

[@ronenr1405]

What about Prance?

[@storyline2187]

I never trying strutted into your loveliest behaviour 😍

[@ijansk]

What is the difference between trip and stumble?

[@iswearenglish]

They are the same

[@gauravkumarshahi3400]

Is there any difference between the meaning of Riddle and Enigma please mention in detail in your upcoming Session.

[@pohcheeweiyoutube]

What does the meaning of the word Saunter

[@storyline2187]

she isn't waddle alongside on the straight he is likely waddle up river

[@milaim]

Was it difficult to resist the idea of exemplifying with your own steps?

[@vikasdubey894]

What about loiter?

[@smshiblysadek3083]

thanks, can u please tell me the meaning of Orient?

[@smshiblysadek3083]

@@iswearenglish thank you sir. thank you very much.

[@godfreykiwia2559]

Hi, teacher I think you are doing well, please consider this "thought cannot be controlled as readily as food" please teacher what does as readily as mean here.

[@christophertadeo6120]

Trod...

[@pohcheeweiyoutube]

What does the meaning of the word Sashay