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Thank you Mr Khalid

so much

You're welcome. Thanks deeply for your kindness

أهلا بك أخي الفاضل عبد القادر ومرحبا وشكرا جزيلا لمروركم الكريم وردكم العطر وبارك الله فيكم وأسأل الله العظيم أن ييسر كافة أموركم.

Expressions on your face.
To beam is to have a big happy smile on your face.

To frown is to make a serious, angry or worried expression
by bringing your eyebrows closer together so that lines appear on your forehead.

To glare or glower is to look in an angry, aggressive way.

To grimace is to make an ugly expression with your face to show pain, disgust, etc.

To scowl is to look at someone in an angry or annoyed way.

To smirk is to smile in a silly or unpleasant way that shows that you are pleased with yourself, know something that other people do not know, etc.

To sneer is to show that you have no respect for someone by turning your upper lips upwards.

These words can also be used as nouns. For instance: she looked up with a puzzled frown – He gave me an icy glare – a grimace of pain…

Using your hands:

TOUCH

These verbs describe different ways of touching things

Feel : I felt the bag to see what was in it

Finger: She fingered the silk delicately

Handle: Hnadle the fruit with care

Rub: She rubbed her eyes wearily

Stroke : The cat loves being stroked

Pat : He patted my arm and told me not to worry

Tap :Someone was tapping lightly on the door

Squeeze : I took his hand and squeezed it

HOLD

You can use these verbs to describe taking something quickly.

Grab : I grabbed his arm to stop myself from falling.

Snatch :She snatched the letter out of my hand

These verbs describe holding things tightly

Clasp :Her hands were clasped behind her head.

Clutch : The child was clutching a doll in her hand.

Grasp : Grasp the rope with both hands and pull.

Grip : He gripped his bag tightly

To be continued

Different ways of laughing

Cackle : to laugh quietly, especially because you are thinking about something funny.

Giggle: to laugh in a silly way because you are amused, embarrassed or nervous.

Guffaw: to laugh noisily

Roar: to laugh very loudly

Snigger/snicker: to laugh in a quiet unpleasant way, especially at something rude or at someone’s problems or mistakes.

Titter : to laugh quietly, especially in a nervous or embarrassed way.

You can also be convulsed with laughter or dissolve into laughter when you find something very funny. In British English people also shriek with laughter or howl with laughter.

Objects you can use

It is useful to know some general words to help you describe objects, especially if you don’t know the name of a particular object.

A device is something that has designed to do a particular job : “ There is a new device for cars that warns drivers of traffic jam ahead

A gadget is a small object that does something useful, but is not really necessary: “His kitchen is full of gadgets he never uses”

An instrument is used especially for delicate or scientific work: “ What do you call the instrument that measures temperature?’ ‘ A thermometer

A tool is something that you use for making and repairing things: ‘Have you got one those tools for turning screws?’ ‘ Do you need a screwdriver

A machine has moving parts and is used for a particular job. It usually stands on its own: “What’s a blender?’ ‘It’s an electric machine for mixing soft food or liquid

An appliance is a large machine that you use in the house, such as washing machine.

Equipment means all the things you need for particular activity : “ climbing equipment

Apparatus means all the tools, machines or equipment that you need for something ; “ Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus”

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thank you

You're welcome Mr.JAYY .Thanks heartly for your nice and kind reply and may Allah the Almighty reward you