English: ways of walking, talking, laughing and looking.

To go somewhere quickly and noisily, being angry. She ... into the house and took without saying hello.

To walk up and down in a small area, being nervous or angry. She would have the exam some minutes later, so she was ... around her room.

To jump an obstacle while you're running

To move quietly and silently, especially when hunting.

Choose those words that are related to a proud or confident way of walking.

To move from one side to the other

To walk with short steps and moving from one side to the other, like a duck.

What does "crawl" mean?

Relate this picture with a way of walking

Relate this shit with something. It's quite easy, isn't it?

Choose those words that refer to an unsteady way of walking.

To creep is to move slowly, quietly and carefully

This is a snake. To go somewhere secretly, trying to avoid beeing seen is...

This is Spock, from Star *spend time walking, especially in mountains and for enjoyment and interest*. He spend the summer ... the mountains.

Fill with the preposition I told her that I loved her, that I wanted to be with her, and hug her and kiss her, and sleep with her, and get married with her, and have children and spend holidays with the family, and then we'd have grandchildren and stay all together at Chistmas for the rest of our lives. She laughted ... my face.

Stammer and stutter mean to speak with pauses and repeating the same sound or syllable

To say something quickly and in an angry way

To look surprised, with the mouth open

Which of these means "to look in an unpleasant way, with ill"?

Which of these means "look quickly and secretly, esp. through a small opening"?

Which of these means "to look with difficulty, carefully, not being able to see well"?

What is "to glare"?

How do you say "to look quickly and briefly"?

What is "to squint"?

What's the difference between "gaze" and "stare"?

Which of these doesn't exist?

To walk with slow steps