BODY MOVEMENTS Every day we make hundreds or even thousands of different movements. How well do you know them?
Make ten verbs using any of the letters in the list (but no others). Use any letter as many times as you want.
[ A ]; [ C ]; [ D ]; [ E ]; [ F ]; [ G ]; [ H ]; [ I ]; [ K ];
[ L ]; [ N ]; [ O ]; [ P ]; [ R ]; [ S ]; [ T ]; [ U ]; [ V ]; [ W ].
1. 6.
2. 7.
3. 8.
4. 9. TAP
5. 10.

These definitions will help to guess the words.
a) To lower and raise one's head slightly in greeting, or to give someone a signal.
b) (with reference to the teeth or fists) To press or be pressed tightly together with anger or so as to suppress a strong emotion.
c) To fold one’s hands or feet in an especially protective position.
d) To hold one’s arms or legs so that one part of it covers another.
e) To direct someone's attention towards something by extending one's finger.
f) To rub a part of one's body with one's fingernails.
g) To move something up and down or from side to side with rapid movements.
h) To raise one's shoulders slightly to express doubt, ignorance, or indifference.
i) To strike gently or knock lightly with fingers or feet.
j) Move one's hand to and fro in greeting or as a signal.

Use the verbs from the task above to complete the following sentences.
1. You can your arms, but you usually your legs.
2. Some people their teeth when they are angry.
3. When people aren’t very interested, they sometimes their shoulder.
4. Sometimes he his head to show that he doesn’t understand what’s happening.
5. She looked at the people in the police line-up and her finger at one of them.
6. Some people bow when they meet, others hands.
7. He his head in agreement.
8. They their arms in great excitement when they saw him arriving at the airport.
9. He was nervously tapping on the table.
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