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Vocabulary: walking - English lesson

There are many different ways to walk! English is very rich and the vocabulary to

express them is very varied...

They're on tiptoe...

To walk/ a walk

To walk back

To go for a walk

To walk lightly/ heavily

To walk on tiptoe

To stride/ stride in

A stride

To trudge

To tramp

To stalk out

What a stride!

To wade

To waddle

To strut about/ strut around

To sidle along

To hobble

To limp/ to have a limp

He is limping/ he has a limp He's stumbling.

To fall/ fall down/ fall over

To knock sb down

To drop stg

To stagger

To sway backwards and forwards

To reel

To stumble over stg

To trip

To slump

To slip

To collapse

To hop To creep

A jump/ a leap

To jump/ to leap

To bounce

To skip

To hop

To wriggle

To climb up/ climb down

A climb

To creep

To wriggle

To slide

To swim

To fly

Climbing up the mountain...

- To climb up a ladder/ a staircase

- To swim back

- To rumble past

- To rattle past

- To clang past

There you are! Now you can choose, and express your own way to advance!

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A. After a long walk, he finally up the path to the station.

B. When Mary entered the house at 2 in the morning, she not to wake up her parents.

C. He was offended, of the room to make it clear to the audience...

D. 'Sorry! My knee hurts so much that I and can't go up this hill.'

E. The man who had drunk too much out when he left the bar.

F. I hate this ghost train! Monsters howled, ghosts passed near me and chains so loudly that I ended up screaming too...

'Lying in the grass, I felt some tickling. A long worm was on my calf, and trying to my leg. I hated that!'

H. During our walk, Dom the hidden branch of a tree and sprained his ankle.

I. A few pedestrians were by a reckless driver on a zebra crossing in front of the City Hall.

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