6 ways of walking

🚶‍♀️🚶 Do you know the English words for these 6 ways of walking? Which of these ways of walking do you do? Try filling in the gap in this sentence:
My child is sleeping so I’m going to ______ into the room and try not to wake her!
#learnenglish #englishvocab #bbclearningenglish #speakenglish #waysofwalking

[@bbclearningenglish]

The answer to our question in the description is: 'tiptoe'! We 'tiptoe' when we want to be quiet! 🤫 Well done if you got it right! 🥇

[@heyy8992]

Please teach only those words that are still in custom or use. Teaching words that are anachronous is not sensible...

[@jesusblancoblanco5725]

Other ways of walking:
- Pace (to walk back and forth)
- Stumble (to move unsteadily)
- Trail (to walk wearily)

[@silviacruz1362]

You look so lovely strolling...lol

[@elizabethdavis2877]

Bopping

[@eftitasusarani5865]

Thank you 💕

[@soniadadario1126]

I loved discovering this ❤ l am learning English 🤗🤗🤗 you help me a lot of 😊💞

[@MS-pt2us]

There is another one for tiptoe, sneak😊

[@user-sy8fe4fm6c]

😅Thanks for putting a smile on my face!

[@yosoylauragado]

Amble, walk leisurely
Careen, move at high speed and in an uncontrolled way
Falter, move hesitatingly
Flounder, move clumsily or struggle to move as in mud or water
Lurch, move suddenly or as if unable to control one's movement

[@leoqqqqqqq]

❤

[@fauziarashid4905]

Thanks a lot/جزاک اللّہ خیرا 😊

[@ThươngTran-n9b]

❤

[@BriantheBrick]

I know strut and stumble!

[@The-chill-king]

I thought you would say drunk instead of stagger 😅

[@khh7831]

You are excellent! Another way is "to stride", to walk with long steps in a particular direction.

[@bbclearningenglish]

A very decisive movement! 🚶‍♀️🚶

[@udeve]

😂😂​@@bbclearningenglish

[@tatyana1804]

Wander
Trip

[@nihaochinesenet]

🎉

[@paolobragantini2991]

WONDERFUL!

[@emeraldandblue]

Amazing

[@joaquimdaniel5278]

That's good!

[@Mia-cc9bm]

Amazing!

[@Salah_-_Uddin]

As well as March is a name of month.

[@benjaminestrada8788]

Thank you.

[@ahmedmakbool6581]

Thank you 🎉

[@Bergamini55]

Thanks ❤

[@SirojiddinTadjidinov]

Stride -(v) walk with energy and confidence. The head teacher strode into the room looked us

[@romanjaspe4172]

Thanks so much

[@michaeldexterlipata2199]

Thank you so much ❤

[@HavalHamid87-hr7ur]

excellint

[@chiara864]

Thank you 😁

[@proton8741]

In French :
To tiptoe ~ marcher sur la pointe des pieds
To limp ~ boîter, clopiner
To march ~ marcher au pas
To stomp ~ marcher d'un pas lourd
To stagger ~ tituber
To stroll ~ flâner
😊
To march is easy to remember when I 'm remembering have visited London and seen the changing of the guard but it's a false friend in french

[@brendamartinez6955]

Thank you

[@Walaiporn1973]

❤❤❤

[@injujuan8993]

Shuffle?
Thanks so much, Tom! Love your videos ❤

[@leabreu81]

Tks ❤

[@annamiller9153]

Fantastic 😂

[@Sam-tw5zy]

It's very interesting! Thanks a lot!❤

[@bbclearningenglish]

Glad you liked it!

[@anupamaivaturi6215]

Hehe 😂 I’ll never forget

[@nethvirusenanayake4161]

Woo❤

[@amandahallhobock2694]

Moon og crazy

[@nawsasamaung8420]

I know nothing before. Thanks a million.

[@leoqqqqqqq]

interesting !

[@user-nf9xl2fz5w]

Dancing walking like flight with quick steps

[@oscarchavez1616]

Speed walk

[@user-le7yn7qn1j]

Go stealthily

[@w_blouboatspanishjuarez5121]

To wander

[@JamesLoveNotes]

Breeze walking

[@phoebephilip1749]

I love it, you could have added sidle

[@bbclearningenglish]

👍 Another great word to describe the way someone walks!

[@bothainakeshk9201]

jogging, catwalk

[@RaquelPerez-pr6fn]

👌👍👏👏👏😸

[@eftitasusarani5865]

Stagger is new to me 😊

[@user-fw2ru6ov6j]

In Japan,MARCH is used for standing for the group of high level universities.
Meizi
AoyamaGakuin
Rikkyo
Chuo
Housei

[@user-sy8qx4up9v]

When i'm drunk i stogger 😂😂😂

[@mohazephyr2176]

Pace, swagger, 😅

[@banani13]

I just knew "stomp" 😮

[@user-xj7ce2vp6r]

Jogging

[@marinabraeckman7331]

Hiking
Trekking

[@abdallasafiina5237]

I only know kind of run 🏃‍♀️

[@aspersiondetergent5673]

Both march and stroll are strut for sure lol

[@juanpimentel5577]

Great vocabulary. When I saw your first example I thought you were going to say sneaking into....is that expression correct?

[@roman_bazhanskyi]

Sneaking

[@jboix1]

Brisk pace walk

[@giampaologandolfi6013]

I know tiptoe, march and stroll

[@emilyau6454]

How about：Rush？Bounce？Jump？Run？Dash？ 😊

[@Beny123]

Strut , hobble ,
Stride , totter

[@vuonbinhyen]

I know tiptoe and stomp❤

[@zemskoy]

Walk by brows😂

[@user-cc2ux9ew1r]

Not stagger = legless or pissed 😂
Thanks Tom.
You wouldn't mind making us a short lesson about * ought to *
Would you by any chance?
I know it's similar to *should*
But is there any slight deference?
Much obliged for your time in advance.
Greetings from Casablanca to my beloved BBC teachers.
😘

[@titanushingojira]

Do you know what this teacher's Instagram is?

[@aliciajoohee]

Saunter, strut, tread, trudge

[@muntahasarfraz155]

When we are walking on our toes, is called tiptoe, and when we are trying to walk on limps is called limp,

[@roundlikecheese]

Tip toe is literally for spy and government spy also 😅

[@Melimelo04]

Cat.....catwalking. I would be please if you do a demo 😂

[@handle7165]

swagger

[@dyegorodriguez2126]

Me on the first one: sneaking... Uh creeping... No no no... Stealthy 😑

[@jacquesp8542]

Stride

[@ROYNERSiringoringo]

Sir ... How do You pronounce word walking? silent L or not?

[@ROYNERSiringoringo]

@@Alice-bb5it oh Ok thank You...

[@masyitaame1200]

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[@anilkumarbk5710]

Swagger

[@catherinemoore9534]

Amble
What's the difference between staggering and stumbling?

[@user-ob6mb4gd6z]

Today I am limping cause I sprained my knee skiing two days ago.😂 Thank you for these useful words. 😇

[@bbclearningenglish]

😮 Oh no! We hope you feel better soon!

[@NancyKGray]

Mosey = to walk in a leisurely manner.

[@elizabetharmada5335]

Walk slowly while gossiping

[@sokunthy2009]

I know only one: catwalk 😅

[@ThươngTran-n9b]

Your face looks priceless ❤

[@theswede303]

Shuffle

[@Mynameischerribcisaidso]

All i had in my head was "waddle"

[@bbclearningenglish]

👍 Another great word to describe the way someone walks!

[@ericvigen]

Waddling gait! It is seen in duck, goose, and some old people with hip joint issues.

[@maggie2191]

sneak
My daughter sneaked back her room while she was late for home 🏡.

[@priya2532]

Squander....

[@anumkhalid1621]

Creep, jog and trudge.

[@ponyo_____]

I only know stroll😢

[@bbclearningenglish]

Now you know all of them :)

[@Curiousghost-melari]

Trudge

[@huseyinnezihozdemir9660]

"Slouching gait" I guess

[@wagassaid6610]

plz make more videos

[@bbclearningenglish]

😊 Plenty more to come!

[@Soulman-gz5sg]

Other ways of walking : moon walk

[@shweyitaroo953]

Tiptoe Stomp

[@user-cp7js2kx6y]

to lurch

[@unanemomanou7939]

How about « strut »?

[@wittytalk]

Saunter

[@user-uw7nf6bm6u]

Sprint, crawl

[@abdmaramzghoul8364]

other than those I think we can say Waddell

[@bbclearningenglish]

👍 Great word - just be careful of the spelling! It's 'waddle'.

[@abdmaramzghoul8364]

@@bbclearningenglish won't forget 👍👍👍👍👍

[@ysnkang9533]

wade

[@ciro6849]

Who walks like this? The last one if you are drunk 🥴 maybe

[@diegopalma7069]

Anyone

[@noname-xw4uk]

Strut, stumble

[@bbclearningenglish]

Some good ones there. Well done! 😁 When do we usually 'stumble'?

[@noname-xw4uk]

When a model struts on veeeery high heels and stumbles

[@aruhamada8742]

Why there is no 'sneaking'?