Improve Vocabulary through different acts | Action Verbs acted out | Part-10 | Havisha Rathore

Scoop, eat out, creeping at a snail's pace, wiggling your nose, tiptoe, chop chop, plug

your nose, beseech, and grovel, milking the cow, sneak, pick your nose, Snap My Fingers,

take out, nod, riding, excavation, pinch, get up.

A warm welcome to this channel,

English boosting power. In this video, we will learn a few action verbs that we

generally use in our daily conversation. I am sure you will enjoy it. Please try

to use them in your sentences. It will boost your confidence as well as your

fluency. So, let's get started without a

hiccup. I'm playing with sand using the scoop. Today is my brother's birthday. So,

I've planned to eat out. Eat out? What is this eat out? Eat out means to eat in a

restaurant. So, I've decided to eat in a

restaurant as today is my brother's birthday.

Right now, we are going from our home to New Delhi, and let me tell you, we are

stuck in a huge traffic. The traffic is creeping at a snail's pace. But, what is

this, creep? Creep means to move extremely slowly, and at a snail's pace means

extremely slowly.

Hey, RV, come, let's play.

Hey, RV, why are you wiggling your nose?

Why are you wrinkling your nose?

RV, there is a foul smell around. Please, plug your nose.

RV, don't pick your nose.

RV, don't smear your boogers on the wall.

RV, you have a cold. Please blow your nose.

I was not actually picking my nose.

By the way, what are all these actions? These actions are picking your nose, plugging

your nose with a napkin, of course. Um, what is it? Blowing your nose.

Yeah, wiggling your nose and wrinkling your nose. Thank you so much, RV. You've

acted very well today.

Ouch, these new bellies are too tight. They're pinching my feet.

I'm not going to wear this. Instead I'll give it to someone else.

Harika is pointing at me.

I'm poking Harika's stomach.

Now, see, what is she doing? She's milking the cow with her hands. Here, the

cow's legs are tied. Maybe, this cow is naughty like Harika and little bit like

Kesu also, and that's why they've tied her legs. I think I also need to tie Harika

and Keshu's legs tightly so that they won't disturb me. Now, let me go and tie their legs.

Sneak. Sneak means to do something secretly disturb me, or to look at

someone or something secretly.

Now, let me sneak and see what Harika is doing.

Harika, who told you to do this? You know, what is this game called? This game

is called pool or billiards. I'm going to snap my fingers.

I'm snapping my fingers. You're always saying in English. This is called

that. This is called that. Blah blah blah blah blah. Now, tell me what type of Swing

is this? I bet you can't. Okay, let's have a bet. If I win, you'll take out the trash.

But, if you win, I'll take out the trash. Okay? Done. This type of Swing is called

canopy porch swing. I repeat, canopy porch swing. So, are we the swing in which you're

swinging is called a canopy porch swing. Canopy porch swing. Now, come on,

it's your turn to take out the trash.

I guess so.

No, it's not. I made a cross. I made a cross that

means my promise is not actually real. But you cheated. Come on, I never fulfill my

promises. I always have a cross somewhere. Now, take out the trash, please.

Yes, good boy.

Good boy.

Take it out! Chop-chop?

Tommy

Take out. Take out means to remove something from somewhere.

I took out the trash.

Harika, wait a minute. So, here, what was Harika doing? Harika was talking to me.

Yeah, now, continue, what were you saying?

Harika, please don't beseech and grovel.

I have to make a video for our YouTube channel.

Throw. I'm going to throw this

ball over the gate. I'm throwing this ball over the gate. My mother always

loves to chat with our neighbor over this garden fence. I'm nodding my head.

Harika is standing on tiptoe in order to reach this shelf.

Now, what's this, tiptoe?

Tiptoe means on your toes with the heel of your foot lifted off the ground.

Now, see, Harika is standing on her toes with the heel of her foot lifted off the ground.

That's why I said

Harika is standing on tiptoe to reach the Shelf. I hope you got it. Teach

Sir is teaching my siblings and cousin.

I am riding this bike.

I am riding this bike.

Harika, get up! It's time to go to the market.

Come on,

get up

Excavation means the act of digging up the ground especially with a machine.

Right now, I am rolling down the window,

and now, I am rolling up the window.

The security person is patting down that man. Pat down? Pat down means

when the security person checks your body for if there are drugs or any other

harmful items on your body or not using a detector. My father and I were also

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