I Act Out 30 Movement Verbs at Home | English Action Verbs | Advanced Vocabulary

This video tutorial explores various movement verbs, categorizing them into transitive and intransitive types. The instructor demonstrates each verb through actions, covering basic movements like jump, leap, and hop, as well as more complex actions such as tiptoe, slide, and slip. The tutorial also includes verbs related to balance, hand movements, and other actions, providing examples and context for each.

Which verb describes jumping on one leg?

• March

• Skip

• Hop

• Leap

What type of movement is typically associated with soldiers?

• Sliding

• Hopping

• Marching

• Skipping

What does it mean to slip?

• To jump high

• To walk heavily

• To slide smoothly

• To lose balance and fall

What is the difference between squatting and crouching?

• Squatting is done on one leg

• Crouching is always with a straight back, squatting is more flexible

• Squatting is always with a straight back, crouching is more flexible

• Both are the same

Which movement is commonly associated with babies?

• Crawling

• Skipping

• Leaping

• Stomping

What is the action of moving your hand back and forth to greet someone?

• Waving

• Flicking

• Slapping

• Pointing

What does it mean to flick something?

• To drag something

• To shake something

• To move something with a quick motion

• To hit with a closed fist

What is the term for hitting something with an open hand?

• Punching

• Slapping

• Pinching

• Flicking

What does it mean to shiver?

• To shake quickly due to cold or fear

• To move smoothly

• To walk heavily

• To jump high

What does it mean to drag something?

• To kick it

• To lift it

• To pull it along the ground

• To push it