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WAYS of LOOKING

Vocabulary :

• WAYS OF LOOKING - with definitions (saberingles.com.ar)

• Learn about appearances (learnenglish.de) :
  Height - Build - Hair - Eyes - Type of hair - Complexion - Other features
  ("Point your cursor over the named feature, if you're correct the word will appear.")
  
  
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Listening :

• I wandered lonely as a cloud (repeatafterus.com)
  

  by William Wordsworth (Read and listen) - (repeatafterus.com)

  William Wordsworth, British poet (1770-1850)

INTERACTIVE exercises :

• Learning to look (uwm.edu)
  Stare - Glance - See - Discern - Know - Gaze - Reflect - Analogize - Analyze
  
  
• Look, see or watch - exercise (englisch-hilfen.de)

• Look, See & Watch - interactive (usingenglish.com)

• Look At - Look For - Look After : interactive exercise (a4esl.org)
  
  

Exercises TO PRINT :

• Look at (bogglesworldesl.com)
  
  

• Ways of Looking (ardecol-v2.inforoutes-ardeche.fr)
  - A vocabulary exercise based on situations from The Maltese Falcon :
  "Use the context provided ... to choose the correct verb for each sentence.
  Note that the situations are in the past. frown, stare, peep, wink, glance, blink, squint, glare, gaze, glimpse"
  
  
  

Idioms :

• The Apple Of Your Eye - with explanations (goenglish.com)

• Be the apple of someone's eye (humanities.byu.edu)
  
  

• Be as blind as a bat (humanities.byu.edu)
  
  

• Catch someone's eye (humanities.byu.edu)
  
  

• Keep an eye on someone/something (humanities.byu.edu)
  
  

• See the light (humanities.byu.edu)
  
  

• Eye, Ear and Nose Idioms - with explanations and interactive quizzes (idiomconnection.com)
  - catch one`s eye
  - eyes pop out
  - get the eye
  - give someone the eye
  - have eyes only for
  - keep an eye on
  - make eyes at
  - stars in one`s eyes...

Proverbs :

• Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. (humanities.byu.edu)
  
  

• Seeing Is Believing by Elvis Presley

• Out Of Sight Out Of Mind by Napalm Death

Poems :

• In a foreign city - a poem by Elizabeth Jennings (xs4all.nl) :
  

  "You cannot speak for no one knows Your language. You must try to catch By glances or a steadfast gaze The attitude of those you watch... Noises may find you but not speech... Now you have circled silence, stare With all the subtlety of sight. Noise may trap ears but eye discerns" (xs4all.nl)

  Elizabeth Jennings, British poet (1926-2001)

  
  
  
• I wandered lonely as a cloud (repeatafterus.com)
  

  by William Wordsworth (Read and listen) - (repeatafterus.com)

  William Wordsworth, British poet (1770-1850)

  
  
  

Songs :

• All that she wants by Ace Of Base :
  "Beware of what is flashing in her eyes"

• Amazing by Aerosmith :
  "It's Amazing,
  With the blink of an eye you finally see the light."

• In The Crossfire by Starsailor :
  "I don't see myself when I look in the mirror
  I see who I should be
  I don't see myself when I look in your eyes"

• Out Of Sight Out Of Mind by Napalm Death

• Seeing Is Believing by Elvis Presley

• So Beautiful by Dashboard Confessional :
  "I heard that you were home again, but you don't look like your back to me
  With your focuses changing your gaze is transfixed on a point that I can't often see...
  Though the sparkle is gone, the smile is in place so that everyone watching can see"

Cartoons :

• Sorry. I blinked. (mdavid.com.au)
  
  
  
  
  
  
• No peeking! (cartoonstock.com)
  
  

Videos :

• Where the wild things are by Maurice Sendak - UPDATED
  (YouTube)

  
  
  

  Where the Wild Things Are
  "The book is about the imaginary adventures of a young boy named Max, who is punished for "making mischief" by being sent to his room without supper..."
  1 Story 2 Reception 3 Background 4 Adaptations 5 External links 6 References
  (Wikipedia)