1. Cross arms

When a person crosses their arms, it usually shows they feel uncomfortable or defensive. This body language is common when people feel nervous, angry or don’t want to talk.  For example, in an argument, someone can cross their arms to show they don’t agree or they are angry.

2. Give me a big hug

When someone gives a big hug, it usually shows love, support or happiness. A hug is a warm gesture that helps people feel close and connected. We use hugs to comfort someone who is sad or to celebrate good news. For example, after a long time without seeing a friend, the first thing you do is give them a big hug to show you missed them.

3. Make eye contact

It is important to show attention and respect. It also helps to build trust and good communication between people. When a person avoids eye contact, it can mean they are shy, nervous or hiding something. When a teacher is explaining something and you look at their eyes, it shows you are interested and listening.

4. Clench fists

It can be a sign of anger, stress or frustration. It is a physical reaction that people usually can’t control when they feel very emotional.and it show that a person is trying to stay calm or control their feelings. For example, a person who is about to argue or fight can clench their fists as a reaction of anger or tension.

5. Shrug your shoulders

It is used when a person doesn’t know or has no answer. It is a quick and simple gesture that people use every day in informal situations. It can also mean that the person doesn’t care much about something. When a friend asks you why the teacher didn’t come and you don’t know, you shrug your shoulders like saying “I don’t know.”