\n(Shake<\/em> your head from side to side.)
\n(I need you all to nod<\/em> your heads if you understand.)<\/p>\n
Ear<\/strong>: to listen; to hear Eye<\/strong>: to see; to watch; to observe Mouth<\/strong>: to chew; to talk; to kiss Neck<\/strong>: to bend Shoulder<\/strong>: to shrug Chest<\/strong>: to cough Stomach<\/strong>: to digest; to growl Arms<\/strong>: to bend; to lift Elbow<\/strong>: to bend Wrist<\/strong>: to bend; to flex Hand<\/strong>: to wave; to shake Finger<\/strong>: to point Leg<\/strong>: to walk; to run Knee<\/strong>: to bend; to kneel Foot<\/strong>: to step Toes<\/strong>: to curl; to tip-toe There are of course many more verbs associated with these different body parts, but the ones I have highlighted here are some of the more common ones.\u00a0 Can you think of any more verbs associated with these body parts?\u00a0 If so, please leave your ideas in the comments section of this post.<\/p>\n * diagram = a simplified drawing Today I am going to present a quick review of the vocabulary related to different parts of the body as well as present some of the verbs you might use to describe the actions of these body parts. Head: to shake; to nod (Shake your head from side to side.) (I need you all to…<\/p>\n
\n(Listen<\/em> up!)
\n(I hope you can hear<\/em> what I am saying.)<\/p>\n
\n(Do you see<\/em> the bird?),
\n(Let\u2019s watch<\/em> TV.)
\n(He observes<\/em> the animals before taking pictures.)<\/p>\n
\n(Chew<\/em> your food well before you swallow.),
\n(I talk<\/em> to my friend every day.)
\n(Kiss<\/em> me!)<\/p>\n
\n(Can you bend<\/em> your neck so your head touches your shoulder?)<\/p>\n
\n(When the children don\u2019t understand they shrug<\/em> their shoulders.)<\/p>\n
\n(He was coughing<\/em> so hard his chest hurt.)<\/p>\n
\n(I can\u2019t eat dinner I\u2019m still digesting<\/em> lunch.)
\n(My stomach is growling<\/em> I\u2019m so hungry.)<\/p>\n
\n(Can you bend<\/em> your arm behind your back?)
\n(How much weight can you lift<\/em>?)<\/p>\n
\n(Bend<\/em> your elbow and place your hand over your heart to say the pledge of allegiance to the flag.)<\/p>\n
\n(Bend<\/em> and flex<\/em> your wrists to relax them after that last Yoga position.)<\/p>\n
\n(Wave<\/em> good-bye to your grandmother.)
\n(People in the United States shake<\/em> hands when they first meet.)<\/p>\n
\n(Can you point<\/em> to which piece of jewelry you would like me to take out of the case?)<\/p>\n
\n(I go for a walk<\/em> every day.)
\n(I like to run<\/em> in marathons.)<\/p>\n
\n(I have to bend<\/em> my knees up to my chest to fit into this small seat.)
\n(People often kneel<\/em> down to pray.)<\/p>\n
\n(Step <\/em>over the sleeping dog.)<\/p>\n
\n(It is so cute when the baby curls<\/em> his toes after you tickle his foot.)
\n(We have to be quiet, so please tip-toe<\/em> into the room.)<\/p>\n
\n** finer = smaller<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"![\"\"](\"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/english\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/31\/2012\/01\/labeled-human-body1-220x350.jpg\")