Some gestures are used by all British and American people. Many are appropriate in informal situations; others are considered rude. Some people make many gestures when they speak, so they are said to talk with their (1) __________.
People nod (move their (2) __________ gently up and down) to indicate “yes”. (3) __________ the headfrom side to side means “no”. When somebody (4) __________ this gesture with the eyes wide open it indicates disbelief. If there is a (5) __________ smile then the person is also amused.
Pointing with the (6) _________ (first finger) at somebody or something shows which person or thing you want or are talking about. If you stick your fingers in your (7) _________ you cannot stand the noise of something.
People often shake (8) __________ when they are introduced to each other or when they make agreement.
Sometimes people (9) __________ their feet (usually one foot) on the floor in time to music, but more often the gesture shows that they feel impatient.
Raising (10) __________ with the eyes wide open or blinking (closing and opening both eyes very quickly) expresses surprise, shock or sometimes disapproval. Wrinkling the (11) __________ (moving it up and to one side) suggests that there is a bad smell.
Some gestures have several meanings, (12) __________ the context.

Some gestures are used by all British and American people. Many are appropriate in informal situations; others are considered rude. Some people make many gestures when they speak, so they are said to talk with their (1) __________.
People nod (move their (2) __________ gently up and down) to indicate “yes”. (3) __________ the headfrom side to side means “no”. When somebody (4) __________ this gesture with the eyes wide open it indicates disbelief. If there is a (5) __________ smile then the person is also amused.
Pointing with the (6) _________ (first finger) at somebody or something shows which person or thing you want or are talking about. If you stick your fingers in your (7) _________ you cannot stand the noise of something.
People often shake (8) __________ when they are introduced to each other or when they make agreement.
Sometimes people (9) __________ their feet (usually one foot) on the floor in time to music, but more often the gesture shows that they feel impatient.
Raising (10) __________ with the eyes wide open or blinking (closing and opening both eyes very quickly) expresses surprise, shock or sometimes disapproval. Wrinkling the (11) __________ (moving it up and to one side) suggests that there is a bad smell.
Some gestures have several meanings, (12) __________ the context.

Some gestures are used by all British and American people. Many are appropriate in informal situations; others are considered rude. Some people make many gestures when they speak, so they are said to talk with their (1) __________.
People nod (move their (2) __________ gently up and down) to indicate “yes”. (3) __________ the headfrom side to side means “no”. When somebody (4) __________ this gesture with the eyes wide open it indicates disbelief. If there is a (5) __________ smile then the person is also amused.
Pointing with the (6) _________ (first finger) at somebody or something shows which person or thing you want or are talking about. If you stick your fingers in your (7) _________ you cannot stand the noise of something.
People often shake (8) __________ when they are introduced to each other or when they make agreement.
Sometimes people (9) __________ their feet (usually one foot) on the floor in time to music, but more often the gesture shows that they feel impatient.
Raising (10) __________ with the eyes wide open or blinking (closing and opening both eyes very quickly) expresses surprise, shock or sometimes disapproval. Wrinkling the (11) __________ (moving it up and to one side) suggests that there is a bad smell.
Some gestures have several meanings, (12) __________ the context.

Some gestures are used by all British and American people. Many are appropriate in informal situations; others are considered rude. Some people make many gestures when they speak, so they are said to talk with their (1) __________.
People nod (move their (2) __________ gently up and down) to indicate “yes”. (3) __________ the headfrom side to side means “no”. When somebody (4) __________ this gesture with the eyes wide open it indicates disbelief. If there is a (5) __________ smile then the person is also amused.
Pointing with the (6) _________ (first finger) at somebody or something shows which person or thing you want or are talking about. If you stick your fingers in your (7) _________ you cannot stand the noise of something.
People often shake (8) __________ when they are introduced to each other or when they make agreement.
Sometimes people (9) __________ their feet (usually one foot) on the floor in time to music, but more often the gesture shows that they feel impatient.
Raising (10) __________ with the eyes wide open or blinking (closing and opening both eyes very quickly) expresses surprise, shock or sometimes disapproval. Wrinkling the (11) __________ (moving it up and to one side) suggests that there is a bad smell.
Some gestures have several meanings, (12) __________ the context.

Some gestures are used by all British and American people. Many are appropriate in informal situations; others are considered rude. Some people make many gestures when they speak, so they are said to talk with their (1) __________.
People nod (move their (2) __________ gently up and down) to indicate “yes”. (3) __________ the headfrom side to side means “no”. When somebody (4) __________ this gesture with the eyes wide open it indicates disbelief. If there is a (5) __________ smile then the person is also amused.
Pointing with the (6) _________ (first finger) at somebody or something shows which person or thing you want or are talking about. If you stick your fingers in your (7) _________ you cannot stand the noise of something.
People often shake (8) __________ when they are introduced to each other or when they make agreement.
Sometimes people (9) __________ their feet (usually one foot) on the floor in time to music, but more often the gesture shows that they feel impatient.
Raising (10) __________ with the eyes wide open or blinking (closing and opening both eyes very quickly) expresses surprise, shock or sometimes disapproval. Wrinkling the (11) __________ (moving it up and to one side) suggests that there is a bad smell.
Some gestures have several meanings, (12) __________ the context.

Some gestures are used by all British and American people. Many are appropriate in informal situations; others are considered rude. Some people make many gestures when they speak, so they are said to talk with their (1) __________.
People nod (move their (2) __________ gently up and down) to indicate “yes”. (3) __________ the headfrom side to side means “no”. When somebody (4) __________ this gesture with the eyes wide open it indicates disbelief. If there is a (5) __________ smile then the person is also amused.
Pointing with the (6) _________ (first finger) at somebody or something shows which person or thing you want or are talking about. If you stick your fingers in your (7) _________ you cannot stand the noise of something.
People often shake (8) __________ when they are introduced to each other or when they make agreement.
Sometimes people (9) __________ their feet (usually one foot) on the floor in time to music, but more often the gesture shows that they feel impatient.
Raising (10) __________ with the eyes wide open or blinking (closing and opening both eyes very quickly) expresses surprise, shock or sometimes disapproval. Wrinkling the (11) __________ (moving it up and to one side) suggests that there is a bad smell.
Some gestures have several meanings, (12) __________ the context.

Some gestures are used by all British and American people. Many are appropriate in informal situations; others are considered rude. Some people make many gestures when they speak, so they are said to talk with their (1) __________.
People nod (move their (2) __________ gently up and down) to indicate “yes”. (3) __________ the headfrom side to side means “no”. When somebody (4) __________ this gesture with the eyes wide open it indicates disbelief. If there is a (5) __________ smile then the person is also amused.
Pointing with the (6) _________ (first finger) at somebody or something shows which person or thing you want or are talking about. If you stick your fingers in your (7) _________ you cannot stand the noise of something.
People often shake (8) __________ when they are introduced to each other or when they make agreement.
Sometimes people (9) __________ their feet (usually one foot) on the floor in time to music, but more often the gesture shows that they feel impatient.
Raising (10) __________ with the eyes wide open or blinking (closing and opening both eyes very quickly) expresses surprise, shock or sometimes disapproval. Wrinkling the (11) __________ (moving it up and to one side) suggests that there is a bad smell.
Some gestures have several meanings, (12) __________ the context.

Some gestures are used by all British and American people. Many are appropriate in informal situations; others are considered rude. Some people make many gestures when they speak, so they are said to talk with their (1) __________.
People nod (move their (2) __________ gently up and down) to indicate “yes”. (3) __________ the headfrom side to side means “no”. When somebody (4) __________ this gesture with the eyes wide open it indicates disbelief. If there is a (5) __________ smile then the person is also amused.
Pointing with the (6) _________ (first finger) at somebody or something shows which person or thing you want or are talking about. If you stick your fingers in your (7) _________ you cannot stand the noise of something.
People often shake (8) __________ when they are introduced to each other or when they make agreement.
Sometimes people (9) __________ their feet (usually one foot) on the floor in time to music, but more often the gesture shows that they feel impatient.
Raising (10) __________ with the eyes wide open or blinking (closing and opening both eyes very quickly) expresses surprise, shock or sometimes disapproval. Wrinkling the (11) __________ (moving it up and to one side) suggests that there is a bad smell.
Some gestures have several meanings, (12) __________ the context.

Some gestures are used by all British and American people. Many are appropriate in informal situations; others are considered rude. Some people make many gestures when they speak, so they are said to talk with their (1) __________.
People nod (move their (2) __________ gently up and down) to indicate “yes”. (3) __________ the headfrom side to side means “no”. When somebody (4) __________ this gesture with the eyes wide open it indicates disbelief. If there is a (5) __________ smile then the person is also amused.
Pointing with the (6) _________ (first finger) at somebody or something shows which person or thing you want or are talking about. If you stick your fingers in your (7) _________ you cannot stand the noise of something.
People often shake (8) __________ when they are introduced to each other or when they make agreement.
Sometimes people (9) __________ their feet (usually one foot) on the floor in time to music, but more often the gesture shows that they feel impatient.
Raising (10) __________ with the eyes wide open or blinking (closing and opening both eyes very quickly) expresses surprise, shock or sometimes disapproval. Wrinkling the (11) __________ (moving it up and to one side) suggests that there is a bad smell.
Some gestures have several meanings, (12) __________ the context.

Some gestures are used by all British and American people. Many are appropriate in informal situations; others are considered rude. Some people make many gestures when they speak, so they are said to talk with their (1) __________.
People nod (move their (2) __________ gently up and down) to indicate “yes”. (3) __________ the headfrom side to side means “no”. When somebody (4) __________ this gesture with the eyes wide open it indicates disbelief. If there is a (5) __________ smile then the person is also amused.
Pointing with the (6) _________ (first finger) at somebody or something shows which person or thing you want or are talking about. If you stick your fingers in your (7) _________ you cannot stand the noise of something.
People often shake (8) __________ when they are introduced to each other or when they make agreement.
Sometimes people (9) __________ their feet (usually one foot) on the floor in time to music, but more often the gesture shows that they feel impatient.
Raising (10) __________ with the eyes wide open or blinking (closing and opening both eyes very quickly) expresses surprise, shock or sometimes disapproval. Wrinkling the (11) __________ (moving it up and to one side) suggests that there is a bad smell.
Some gestures have several meanings, (12) __________ the context.

Some gestures are used by all British and American people. Many are appropriate in informal situations; others are considered rude. Some people make many gestures when they speak, so they are said to talk with their (1) __________.
People nod (move their (2) __________ gently up and down) to indicate “yes”. (3) __________ the headfrom side to side means “no”. When somebody (4) __________ this gesture with the eyes wide open it indicates disbelief. If there is a (5) __________ smile then the person is also amused.
Pointing with the (6) _________ (first finger) at somebody or something shows which person or thing you want or are talking about. If you stick your fingers in your (7) _________ you cannot stand the noise of something.
People often shake (8) __________ when they are introduced to each other or when they make agreement.
Sometimes people (9) __________ their feet (usually one foot) on the floor in time to music, but more often the gesture shows that they feel impatient.
Raising (10) __________ with the eyes wide open or blinking (closing and opening both eyes very quickly) expresses surprise, shock or sometimes disapproval. Wrinkling the (11) __________ (moving it up and to one side) suggests that there is a bad smell.
Some gestures have several meanings, (12) __________ the context.