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Tenacious Learner Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Question about the verb 'nod'

Hi teachers,

Could yoy answer me a couple of questions please?

Baxter's chief is nooding his head.

a) Could this be an explanation to the previous sentence? If not, could you tell me a suitable one?

Baxter's chief is moving his head up and dow.

b) Is there an opposite verb for 'nod'?

Thanks in advance
  

Top answer

Sorry, it should be 'nodding' instead of nooding' TS

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Emotion: embarrassed Sorry, it should be 'nodding' instead of nooding'

TS
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Hi,

A) '...moving his head up and down in agreement'. Emotion: nodding

B) When you shakeyour head, you move it from sid
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Hi Regards,

Thank you so much for your reply.Emotion: smile

Best,

TS
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