Improve Vocabulary through different acts | Action Verbs acted out | Part-2 | Havisha Rathore

Creep, are flicking, milking the Buffalo, hop, yank,  

drooped, come off, dig, chip, flatter, stop dawdling,  pinch, write, water, cup your hands, hug, hum,  

crash on this sofa, a cat has nine lives, drum  fingers. A warm welcome to this channel English  

boosting power. In this video, we will learn  a few action verbs which 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 snag.

I am hammering on the door.

She is milking the Buffalo by her hands. Come off.

Hey, Havisha, look at this. A button came off my shirt. No problem.  We'll fix it back together. Okay. What is happening  

over here? The windscreen wipers are flicking from  side to side. They're flicking from side to side.

He's hopping.

He's hopping.

What did I do? I yanked open the car  door. But what is this yank? Yank  

means to pull something forcefully  with a quick movement. So, that is  

called yank. I repeat, yank.

Let me yank the car door once again.

I yanked open the car door

What am I doing? I am creeping through the door.  But what is this creep? Creep means to move slowly,  

quietly and carefully trying not to be noticed.

I repeat creep.

What am I doing? I'm drumming my fingers. I  repeat drum fingers. I'm drumming my fingers.

What am I doing? I'm patting myself.

Harika and Keshu are hugging each other.

Oh my God. We've chipped the paint trying  to get the table out through the door.  

Chip. Chip means to break a small piece  of the edge or surface of something.

The bird behind the Tulsi plant is  going to flatter its wings. Flatter  

its wings. Just have a look. It's  going to I know that very well

See

Did you see that? The bird flattered  its wings and went right over there.  

See, flattered its wings.  Flattered. I repeat flatter.

Havisha, Havisha, look at this sword and bow. It's so cool.  Legend says it was used in the Mahabharata.

RV, stop dawdling! But look at the sword. It's so clean.

I know that. Stop dawdling. We'll be late for the market. Look ,it's okay

I said, stop dawdling. We'll be late for the market.

Dawdle means waste time or be slow. It means to do something very slowly, as if you do not want to finish it.

Pinch. I'm pinching my hand.  

I'm pinching my nose together and breathing  through my mouth.

Write. I'm writing something.

What did I do? I hummed to myself.  Hum means to sing without opening your mouth. 

For example, generally I hum to myself  when I go to school.

Let me drink water.

I drank water but what do you call this kind of  action, drinking water with your hands like this?  

With cupped hands. I drank water with cupped hands.

Drinking water with cupped hands.

Cupped hands.

Didi, we also want to drink water. Okay, Cheeku and Harika, cup your hands.

After making so many videos, I'm getting drooped. I think  I should crash on this sofa. But before I crash  

on this sofa, let me tell you the meaning  of droop. Droop means when you're tired and  

less energetic. That is called droop. Droop also  means when you bend or I would say to hang down.

For example, due to this hot weather, plants are  getting drooped. Now let me crash on this sofa.  

That cat over there reminded me an idiom  which is a cat has nine lives which means to  

have a remarkable ability to survive. For example,  yesterday night, my uncle met a severe accident  

but by God's grace he was saved or I would  say he was not injured as the saying goes a  

cat has nine lives. I'm digging a hole to hide  my toy so that Harika and Keshu won't find it.

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