Ways of Looking

Ways of Looking

Put each of the following verbs in its correct place in the sentences below.

frown    stare    peep    wink    glance

peer    glare    gazę    glimpse    blink

(a)    That man does look rather strange but you shouldrTt_at him.

(b)    He madę a hole in the fence so that he could_through without being

seen.

(c)    If you go out into bright sunlight after being in the dark, you sometimes

(d)    Smali boys often stand outside the bicycle shop and_at the wonderful

machines in the window.

(e)    We_if we are rather annoyed or if we are concentrating.

(f)    Did you_someone pass the window a moment ago? I thought I just

saw someone.

(g)    I thought he was serious until I saw him_at me to show he was joking.

(h)    Grandfather has very bad eyes. He has to_at the newspaper to read it.

(i)    I saw the motorist get out of his car and_furiously at the other driver

who had run into the back of him.

(j)    I saw him_quickly at his watch.

Walking

Put each of the following verbs in its correct place in the sentences below.

stray    wander    crawl    trip    dash    trudge

creep    stagger    limp    stroił    march    slip

(a)    He was completely drunk. I watched him_across the road and fali down.

(b)    lt's very pleasant for a tourist to_round a new city with no particular

purpose or destination.

(c)    It was a lovely day so we decided to_in the park for an hour.

(d)    His injured foot madę him_badly.

(e)    Be careful or you'll_on this icy bit of pavement.

(f)    Everyone was asleep when I returned so I had to_to my room without

making a noise.

(g)    If you join the army, you'll have to learn to_.

(h)    Please don't_away from the main group or you'll get lost.

(i)    Before babies can walk, they can only_on their hands and knees.

(j)    l'm afraid someone will_over that piece of wood and fali.

(k)    It began to rain and we had to_into a shop to keep dry.

(l)    The exhausted men had to_for five miles through the snów.