Movement 2
Index
Complete each of the sentences with a verb from the box, making sure that it fits grammatically into the sentence.
ANSWERS
stride | limp | trample | tiptoe | elbow | glide | stagger | wade | stalk | shuffle
1)
At least 9 men were
to death when a stampede broke out Thursday among thousands of Afghans.
2)
I was walking home last night when I noticed an old drunk
along the road.
3)
If your child is
, it's usually the sign of a minor injury such as a sprain or splinter.
4)
The horses
their feet nervously as we waited in the dim, gray light of the gully.
5)
The party was so packed with people that I had to
my way just to get to the bathroom!
6)
The soldiers
through the mud and snow on the way to battle.
7)
Helen came out of the station restaurant into the bitter wind and
across the car park.
8)
The plane
across the sky as it gradually advanced towards its destination.
9)
Lions are known to
when they hunt, quietly pursuing their prey until they're ready to pounce.
10)
He
out of the room, the floorboards creaking, trying not to wake his children.
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Answers
1)
trample
*
step heavily on sth or someone, causing damage or injury
2)
stagger
*
walk with weak unsteady steps, as if you are about to fall
3)
limp
*
walk with difficulty because of an injured leg or foot
4)
shuffle
*
walk very slowly and noisily, without lifting your feet
5)
elbow
(your way) get somewhere pushing through a crowd of people
6)
wade
*
walk through water that is not deep
7)
stride
*
walk with long steps in a particular direction
8)
glide
*
fly without using power, carried by the wind
9)
stalk
follow a person or animal quietly to catch and attack or kill them
10)
tiptoe
*
walk quietly and carefully on your toes, so that nobody hears you
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1) trampled 2) staggering 3) limping 4) shuffled 6) waded 7) strode 8) glided 10) tiptoed