In this presentation we included eight ways of walking, an example of the use of each of them in a sentence, an image showing the word explained, and, in some cases, a video showing the manner of walking.

1. Ways of Walking.
By Trinidad Porretti, Lucia Caviglione
and Sofia Mele.

2. ❏ To Stumble; to walk or move in an unsteady way, almost falling over, for
example because you are tired, or drunk.
- E.g: I stumbled all the way back home from a party that ended at 4 p.m.

3. ❏ To Stagger; to walk with weak and unsteady steps, without much control, as if
you were about to fall over because you are injured, drunk or carrying
something heavy.
- E.g: While I was walking to school I saw a drunk man staggering ahead of me.

4. ❏ To Shuffle; to walk slowly without lifting your feet completely, or lifting them
very little, off the ground, like if dragging your feet.
- E.g: After a marathon I was so tired that I couldn’t even lift my feet from the
floor, so i shuffled to the car.

5. ❏ To Lurch; to make a sudden unsteady movement forward or sideways, like
when you trip or fall from your heels.
- E.g: I was walking down the street and suddenly I stepped on a hole so I
lurched sideways.

6. ❏ To Limp; to walk lamely or unevenly as when one of your legs or foot is hurt.
- E.g: I was running, and I sprained my ankle, so I limped until I arrived at the
closest hospital.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPJbi00FNoY

7. ❏ To March; to walk as soldiers do, with regular, measured and accurate steps.
- E.g: The soldiers marched confidently towards the battle.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDSRuKWr6us

8. ❏ To Stride; to walk with long steps.
- E.g: the street was full of bumps, so I strided in order not to step in any of
them.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2qpEFCj2FU

9. ❏ To Tread; a person’s manner of walking.
- E.g: Rachel’s tread is very unusual.

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