G bakieva, M. Rahmanova, sh. Turgunova language aspect

2. Fill in the gaps with the gestures given in the exercise #1:

1. 
   I don’t like the person who ______________________, it is not hygienic. Well-bred people don’t do this, even if they are nervous.
   
2. 
   When I begin giving compliments to my little daughter, she always ______________________, to show her shyness.
   
3. 
   Usually the politicians or authority figures ________________________, to express that they are in control.
   
4. 
   They say _________________________ means that you are lying about something, but I don’t believe it.
   
5. 
   When my father gets nervous or angry with something or somebody, he usually keeps _____________________.
   
6. 
   I don’t understand the people who stand keeping their ___________________, while others are working. I think these people are indifferent what is going on around them. It won’t do to behave like this.
   
7. 
   The patient was gazing through the window of the hospital putting her _____________________. Maybe she was thinking of the operation that she was going to have the next day.
   
8. 
   Stop _______________________ on the table. It gets on my nerves. I know that you are losing your temper and waiting for their positive reply.
   

3. 
   Match the verbs with the nouns and with their definitions:
   

Verbs	Nouns	Definition
shake	chin	To show someone
stroke	eye	To agree with someone
Shrug	arm	To feel angry or determined
Point	fist	To call someone
Fold	legs	To say goodbye
Wag	head	To surprise, doubtful, disbelieving
Clench	head	To say “no”
Cross	eyebrows	To think deeply
Wave	hands	Don’t know, confused
Scratch	shoulders	To make someone fool, to play a joke on someone
Nod	head	To greet someone
Wink	finger	To be indifferent
Clasp	finger	To feel free
Raise	hands	To confuse, to think

3. 
   Fill the gaps with the body phrases (gerund form) given in the exercise
   

# 3:

1. 
   “It is a really difficult task. I have no idea how to solve it” said the pupil to the teacher ____________________.
   
2. 
   “I like the armchair you’ve bought. It is really comfortable” said my neighbor after sitting on it and ____________________.
   
3. 
   Yesterday a friend of mine began _________________________ to me standing at the opposite side of the street.
   
4. 
   During a job interview, it is not acceptable ________________________. If you do this, you might look defensive. It is better to let your hands lie loosely in your lap or place them on the armrests of the chair.
   
5. 
   “I don’t know where my father is.” – said the little daughter _____________________.
   
6. 
   “Waiter, come here. We’re ready to order” – said my friend _____________________.
   
7. 
   “Look, it was our house. I used to live here in my childhood” – said my mother ______________________ at an old house with a small garden.
   
8. 
   “Yes, you are right” – Nodira agreed, ________________________.
   
9. 
   “Ooh! What a lovely surprise!” said his fiancée ____________________.
   
10. 
    “I don’t want to buy it for you. It’s too expensive” – said my mother ________________________.
    
11. 
    ______________________________together is a form of greeting in India.
    
12. 
    “Stop getting on my nerves” – said the husband angrily to his wife _________________________.
    

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