English Vocabulary in Use: Advanced Book with Answers and Enhanced eBook Vocabulary Reference and Practice 3rd Edition

mostly involved in the behaviour.
Over to 
you
Imagine that someone who is going to live and work in your country asks you about what is 
considered to be good/bad manners and about codes of etiquette in your culture. What 
things would you consider important to tell them?
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no specific part of the body
beam
twitch
smirk
raise your eyebrows
titter
flinch
snort
squirm
sniff
nose
mouth
eyes

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Sounds: listen up!
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Adjectives indicating lack of sound and their collocations
word
definition/explanation
example
silent
without noise or not talking; used for 
people and things that are perhaps 
unexpectedly or surprisingly quiet
They asked him several questions but he remained 
silent. 
The house was completely 
silent. 
silent films/movies [films made before sound was 
introduced]
quiet
without much noise or activity, or not 
talking much
It’s very 
quiet here at night. [no noise] 
I had a 
quiet day at work. [not much activity] 
My dad was a 
quiet man. [didn’t speak a lot]
noiseless
without noise (usually used as an 
adverb in formal or literary style)
He closed the door 
noiselessly behind him.
[with no sound at all]
soundless
without sound (usually used as an 
adverb in formal or literary style to 
indicate an unexpected lack of sound)
The object vanished