List of verbs:
- Accept: I accept your appology.
- Accuse: Tom accused me of lying.
- Achieve: She achieved remarkable results.
- Acquire: Meg acquired many new friends.
- Adapt: He adapted himself to his new life.
- Add: I added a room to my house.
- Admire: I admire your confidence.
- Admit: He was embarrassed to admit making a mistake.
- Adopt: I liked your idea and adopted it.
- Adore: He adores his grandfather.
- Agree: Why did you agree to meet her in the first place?
- Allow: Swimming isn’t allowed here.
- Argue: I don’t want to argue with you.
- Arrive: We arrived home late.
- Ask: Historians frequently ask to consult the collection.
- Attach: You need to attach your photo to the application form.
Verbs List (B)
- Bake: Tom baked some muffins.
- Be: He is immature.
- Beat: You can’t beat me.
- Begin: The leaves begin to fall when autumn comes.
- Behave: Tom always behaves himself well. However, Mary does not.
- Believe: I believe you’re right.
- Belong: This bicycle belongs to me.
- Bite: I got bitten by mosquitoes.
- Boil: Please boil an egg for me.
- Borrow: I need to borrow your car.
- Bounce: Bounce the ball and try and hit it over the net.
- Break: We broke up.
- Bring: I brought some dessert.
- Build: We need to build a fire.
- Buy: I’ll buy a lot of candies for you.
Verbs List (C)
- Calculate: A computer can calculate very rapidly.
- Carry: I don’t carry cash anymore.
- Catch: Let’s catch a bite.
- Celebrate: We’re celebrating Tom’s birthday.
- Change: I changed my mind.
- Choose: Every day is beautiful if you choose to see it.
- Chop: Tom chopped down the tree that was in our front yard.
- Climb: Carlos climbed the mountain.
- Come: I’m coming today.
- Compare: They compared the new car with the old one.
- Complain: John complained about the weather.
- Contain: This box contains five apples.
- Continue: The finance minister will continue to mastermind Poland’s economic reform.
- Cook: The pizza will then take about twenty minutes to cook.
- Cost: It’ll cost about 10,000 yen.
- Count: We’re counting on you.
- Create: I have to create a new website.
- Cry: The baby is crying.
- Cut: John cut his finger.
Verbs List (D)
- Dance: I want to dance.
- Decide: He has decided to live in France.
- Describe: John can’t describe how painful it was.
- Deserve: They didn’t deserve to win.
- Desire: We all desire success.
- Destroy: John’s house was destroyed by a hurricane.
- Disagree: It pains me to disagree with your opinion.
- Discover: The miner discovered a valuable pocket of gold.
- Discuss: We briefly discussed buying a second car.
- Dislike: I dislike being the centre of attention.
- Do: I didn’t do my homework.
- Dream: I dreamt about you.
- Drink: Can I have something to drink?
- Drive: He drives a truck.
- Drop: I dropped my sandwich.
- Dry: Raisins are dried grapes.
Verbs List (E)
- Eat: You can’t eat your cake and have it.
- Enjoy: I really enjoy talking to you.
- Experiment: They’re experimenting with a new car.
- Explain: I can explain everything.
- Explore: He explored the Amazon jungle.
Verbs List (F)
- Fail: I fail to comprehend their attitude.
- Fall: I fell in the pool.
- Feed: We just fed the baby.
- Feel: I feel that Mr. Peter is a good teacher.
- Fight: Don’t fight with me.
- Find: I can find them.
- Finish: He finished cleaning the kitchen.
- Fly: Tom wishes he could fly.
- Fold: Tom and Mary folded up the flag.
- Follow: We must follow the rules of the game.
- Forget: I’ll never forget visiting them.
- Forgive: We have already forgiven you.
- Fry: She fried fish in salad oil.
Verbs List (G)
- Give: The waiter gives me the menu.
- Go: Let’s go to the beach!
- Grow: Apples grow on trees.
Verbs List (H)
- Hate: I hate getting to the theatre late.
- Have: I have a car.
- Hear: I will hear me.
- Hide: I’m hiding from Tim.
- Hit: I hit the jackpot.
- Hope: I hope to see you again soon.
- Hurt: I hurt my elbow.
Verbs List (I-J)
- Imagine: I can imagine how you felt.
- Improve: I need to improve my French.
- Introduce: I’ll introduce you to Tom.
- Investigate: I came here to investigate Tom’s death.
- Iron: I iron my clothes almost every day.
- Jump: Can you jump over the river?
Verbs List (K)
- Kick: The kids love to kick a ball against my wall.
- Kiss: Did you kiss anybody?
- Know: We know him.
Verbs List (L)
- Learn: Children learn to creep ere they can go.
- Leave: Leave me alone!
- Lie (in bed): Lie back down.
- Lie (not to tell the truth): He hated lying.
- Lift: He couldn’t lift the table and no more could I.
- Light: Better to light one candle than to curse the darkness.
- Like: She likes playing tennis.
- Listen: Why won’t you listen?
- Look: It looks cold outside.
- Lose: She lost a book.
- Love: I love going out to restaurants.
Verbs List (M,N)
- Make: I’m making tea.
- Meet: We’ve never met.
- Melt: The snow is melted.
- Mix: If you mix blue and red, you get violet.
- Need: You need to change your eating habits.
Verbs List (O)
- Open: Open the windows.
- Organize: They want me to organize the party.
- Own: I own a German car.
Verbs List (P)
- Paint: She painted the wall pink.
- Participate: He participated in the debate.
- Pay: Can I pay by installment payment?
- Peel: Anna peeled the apple.
- Play: I can play tennis.
- Point: Tom pointed to the sky.
- Prefer: Chantal prefers travelling by train.
- Put: I put on my shoes.
Verbs List (Q,R)
- Read: I read the book.
- Realize: I didn’t realise we were late.
- Receive: We received a warm welcome.
- Recommend: I would never recommend using a sunbed on a regular basis.
- Repair: He repaired his watch by himself.
- Ride: Life is a horse, and either you ride it or it rides you.
- Ring: The phone is ringing.
- Run: Do not run too fast after gain.
Verbs List (S)
- Say: No one says that.
- See: Do you see that bird?
- Sell: I can’t sell you that.
- Send: They’re sending help.
- Sew: Mary is sewing baby clothes.
- Shake: They shook hands when they met at the airport.
- Show: I’ll show you later.
- Shut: I shut my eyes again.
- Sing: Tom loves to sing.
- Sink: A ship sank near here yesterday.
- Sit: Sit on the floor, stretching your legs out in front of you.
- Ski: I like skiing very much.
- Sleep: I slept too much.
- Smell: Something smells bad. What is this?
- Speak: He speaks English.
- Spell: I don’t know how to spell the word.
- Spend: I spent some time in Boston.
- Stand: Can you stand up?
- Start: He started tipping the pea pods into a pan.
- Steal: My watch was stolen.
- Stop: I hoped he would stop asking awkward questions.
- Study: She studies hard.
- Swim: She swims well.
Verbs List (T)
- Take: I took a book from the library.
- Talk: Tom talked a lot.
- Taste: The soup tastes salty.
- Teach: I’ll teach you how to swim.
- Tell: I told him to come.
- Think: I think that Mr. Peter is a good teacher.
- Throw: I threw away my shoes.
Verbs List (U,V)
- Understand: I knew you’d understand.
- Vacuum: Tom vacuumed his bedroom.
Verbs List (W)
- Wait: I can’t wait to see you.
- Wake: I have to wake Tom up.
- Walk: Don’t try to walk before you can crawl.
- Want: I want to watch TV.
- Wash: Tom washed his hands.
- Watch: We watched a movie.
- Wear: Tom wore black pants.
- Weigh: The suitcase weighs 20 pounds.
- Win: I can win this time.
- Write: Write it down on a piece of paper.
