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to try not to look at someone´s eyes, especially when you´re talking to them
avoid eye contact
to become pink in the face, usually from embarrassment
blush
to move your head up and down as a way of agreeing, to give someone a sign or to point to something
nod your head
to press your hands or fingers over your eyes and move them backwards and forwards
rub your eyes
to move your head from side to side to mean no
shake your head
to look at someone or something for a long time and not move your eyes
stare
to take a deep breath with your mouth wide open, because you are tired or bored
yawn
¨Yes, I´ll come to the party,¨ she said, (shaking/nodding) her head enthusiastically.
nodding
It had been such a long day that he couldn´t stop (nodding/yawning).
yawning
I (shook/nodded) my head sadly when my mum asked me if I´d won any prizes that day.
shook
She (blushed/yawned) when she got the answer wrong.
blushed
Joe was in class, but I (stared at him/avoided eye contact with him) because we´d had a huge quarrel the day before.
avoided eye contact with him
Her eyes were red because she had been (rubbing/blinking) them.
rubbing
Why is that strange little girl (staring at/avoiding eye contact with) me? I don´t know her!
staring at
¨Try not to (stare/blink) while I´m doing the eye examination,¨ said the doctor.
blink
Complete the sentence with the correct verb from unit 15: Mum had her car _____ when she left it at the station overnight.
stolen
