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List of verbs
Luke Silva edited this page May 11, 2016
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Identifier | Verb | Example | Notes |
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1 | To be | He is a boy. | |
2 | To have | The person has a house. | |
3 | May |
May I go? They may leave. |
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4 | Can | The boy can talk. | |
5 | To like | She likes to talk. | |
6 | Must | The food must be nice . | |
7 | Should |
We should study. The event should start. |
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8 | To need | Humans need food. | |
9 | To want | She wants to eat food. | |
10 | To like | She likes the park. | |
11 | To need | The food needs to be nice . | |
12 | To come | He comes to my school. | |
13 | To go | He went to my school. | |
14 | To want | She wants a horse. | |
15 | To land | The airplane landed. | |
16 | To fly | The bird flies. | |
17 | To sail | She sails to China. | |
18 | To walk | The man walked to the park. | |
19 | To wait | The children waited for their mother. | |
20 | To wash | He is washing the apples. | |
21 | To swim | The fish are swimming in the sea. | |
22 | To talk | He talked with his father. | |
23 | To tell | She told her mother that fish are swimming. | |
24 | To take | He took the apple. | |
25 | To taste | She tastes the cake. | |
26 | To teach | The nurse teaches a sick person. | |
27 | To test | The manager tests the machine. | |
28 | To think | He thinks. | |
29 | To travel | He travelled to China by plane. | |
30 | To act | The President acts. | |
31 | To answer | The prisoner answered a policeman. | |
32 | To attack | The policeman was attacked. | |
33 | To attempt | She attempted to wash the automobile. | |
34 | To base | Her argument was based on experiments. | |
35 | To bite | The dog bit the meat. | |
36 | To blow | He blows the petals. | |
37 | To boil | She boiled the water. | |
38 | To brake | He braked. | |
39 | To break | He broke the machine. | |
40 | To burn | He burnt the tree. | |
41 | To burst | A balloon burst. | |
42 | To beat | He beats the victim. | |
43 | To become | She became tired . | |
44 | To buy | He bought a lime. | |
45 | To care | The mother cares for her children. | |
46 | To cook | She cooked the food. | |
47 | To copy | He copied the book. | |
48 | To cough | He coughed. | |
49 | To crack | The ice cracked. | |
50 | To crush | The machine crushes the nuts. | |
51 | To cry | The father cried. | |
52 | To cut | The boy cut the cake. | |
53 | To check | He checked that the bird was blue . | |
54 | To call | He called her. | |
55 | To charge | The lawyer charged him with murder. | |
56 | To change | He changed the file. | |
57 | To choose | The man chooses the food. | |
58 | To claim | The victim claims that the woman beat him. | |
59 | To code | He coded the computer program. | |
60 | Obsolete . | Obsolete . | Obsolete . |
61 | To combine | He combined the flour and the sugar. | |
62 | To complain | The man complained about the patience of the teacher. | |
63 | To cost | The gift costs a lot of money. | |
64 | To cook | Can you cook a cake? | |
65 | To damage | The development of the city is damaging the economy. | |
66 | Obsolete . | Obsolete . | Obsolete . |
67 | To develop | He developed the idea. | |
68 | To do | What are you doing? | |
69 | To doubt | The policeman doubted the documents. | |
70 | To drain | He drained the water. | |
71 | To drink | He drinks the water. | |
72 | To drive | He drives to the organization. | |
73 | To drop | The bird dropped the egg. | |
74 | To dry | She dried the pan. | |
75 | To dust | He dusted the house. | |
76 | To dance | He danced with her. | |
77 | To decrease | The price decreased. | |
78 | To demand | I demand to see the evidence. | One uses this verb with an other verb. |
79 | To deposit | The manager was depositing the money. | |
80 | To drift | The boat starts to drift. | In water. |
81 | To dip | He dipped the strawberries in chocolate. | |
82 | Obsolete . | Obsolete . | Obsolete . |
83 | To dive | He dived into the water. | |
84 | To dream | He was dreaming during the night. | |
85 | Obsolete . | Obsolete . | Obsolete . |
86 | To drop | The Prince dropped the glass of water. | |
87 | To affect | The government affects the economy. | |
88 | To end | He ended the game. | |
89 | To exchange | The farmer exchanged his horse for a cow. | |
90 | To exist | A government thinks that China does not exist. | |
91 | To employ | The manager employed the person. | |
92 | To envy | He envies the people which code. | |
93 | To explode | The bomb explodes. | |
94 | To export | China exports computers. | |
95 | To face | He faces his fears. | |
96 | To fall | The ball falls. | |
97 | To be afraid | He is afraid of spiders. | |
98 | To fight | The boys fought. | |
99 | To fire | They fired their guns. | |
100 | To fold | The man folds the newspaper. | |
101 | To force | Obsolete . He forced the box into the hole. | |
102 | To form | The four points form a square. | |
103 | To ferment | The grapes have fermented. | |
104 | To fertilize | The farmer fertilized the soil. | |
105 | Obsolete . | ||
106 | To flood | The house was flooded. | |
107 | To focus | I focus on my homework. | |
108 | To forgive | The victim forgave the man. | |
109 | To fracture | His leg fractured. | |
110 | To flow | The river flows. | |
111 | To freeze | The water froze. | |
112 | To give | The boy gives the girl two flowers. | |
113 | To grip | The man grips a hammer. | |
114 | To grow | The children grow. | |
115 | To grease | The man greases the screw. | |
116 | To guarantee | The manager guarantees that the machine will function. | |
117 | To guess | The student guesses. | |
118 | To hang | The picture hangs on the wall. | |
119 | To hate | The secretary hates pressure. | |
120 | To hear | The woman hears the music. | |
121 | To heat | The fire heats the man. | |
122 | To help | The secretary helps the President. | |
123 | To hope | The manager hopes that people work. | |
124 | To hiss | The snake hisses. | |
125 | To hire | The manager hires people. | |
126 | To hold | He held a bird. | |
127 | To hunt | The man hunts the animal. | |
128 | To hurry | The engineer hurries. | |
129 | To imagine | A person imagines a parcel that comes to a school. | |
130 | To import | We import computers. | |
131 | To integrate | The mayor integrates the people into civilization. | |
132 | To intercept | The policeman intercepted the parcel. | |
133 | To input | I input my password. | |
134 | To join | You join the club. | |
135 | To judge | He judged her. | |
136 | To jump | The person jumped. | |
137 | To keep | He kept the books. | |
138 | To kick | He kicked the football. | |
139 | To kiss | He kisses her. | |
140 | To laugh | I laugh. | |
141 | To learn | He is learning english. | |
142 | To lift | He lifts the bags. | |
143 | To live | The animal lives. | |
144 | To love | She loves him. | |
145 | To load | The game is loading. | |
146 | To look | The cake looks tasty . | |
147 | To make | She makes a blanket. | |
148 | To marry | They were married. | |
149 | To match | The child matches the colors. | |
150 | To move | He moves the box. | |
151 | To melt | The fire melts the ice. | |
152 | To highlight | He highlights the sentence. | |
153 | To neglect | The boy neglects his sister. | |
154 | To note | She noted that the sponge is wet . | |
155 | To offer | He offerred his food. | |
156 | To open | The father opens the door. | |
157 | To overlap | The cards overlap. | |
158 | To output | The machine outputs cloth. | |
159 | To paint | The man paints the roof. | |
160 | To play | He plays the game. | |
161 | To polish | The girl polishes her two shoes. | |
162 | To plant | The five men planted the vegetables. | |
163 | To process | The computer program will process the data. | |
164 | To produce | The machine produced nails. | |
165 | To protest | The people protest. | |
166 | To pull | He pulled the string. | |
167 | To pump | The machine pumped the water. | |
168 | To punish | The father punishes his son. | |
169 | To push | She pushed the button. | |
170 | To put | The lawyer put the newspaper on to the table. | |
171 | To program | He is programming a computer program. | |
172 | To practise | She practised. | |
173 | To praise | He praised her. | |
174 | To promise | She promises that she does her homework. | |
175 | To purchase | The manager purchased the plane. | |
176 | Obsolete . | Obsolete . | |
177 | To part | She parted her hair. | |
178 | To question | The policeman questioned the men. | |
179 | To ask | He asked a question. | |
180 | To read | She reads a book. | |
181 | To record | He recorded the conversation. | |
182 | To regret | She regretted that she choose it. | |
183 | To request | We request that you go to the restraunt. | |
184 | To respect | Boy respects his father. | |
185 | To rest | She rests. | |
186 | To roll | The ball rolls. | |
187 | To rub | He rubs his arms. | |
188 | To run | She ran to the Museum. | |
189 | To race | Obsolete . | |
190 | To receive | He received the money. | |
191 | To rent | You rented an automobile. | |
192 | To repair | She repaired the machine. | |
193 | To rust | The iron rusted. | |
194 | To rain | It is raining. | |
195 | To say | She said that the insect is red . | |
196 | To see | He saw the red insect. | |
197 | To send | He sent the good parcel. | |
198 | To shake | The baby shook the bottle. | |
199 | To shut | The woman shut the door. | |
200 | To sleep | The baby is sleeping. | |
201 | To slip | The cat slips and it falls. | |
202 | To smash | He smashed the window. | |
203 | To smell | She smells the flowers. | |
204 | To smile | He smiles. | |
205 | To sneeze | She sneezed. | |
206 | To snow | It is snowing. | |
207 | To stamp | She stamped the letter. | |
208 | To start | He started the process. | |
209 | To stop | She will stop the process. | |
210 | To save | The file was saved. | |
211 | To search | We are searching for the document. | |
212 | To share | He shares the food. | |
213 | To shave | He shaves. | |
214 | To show | He shows her the painting. | |
215 | To spit | She spits. | |
216 | To splash | The children were splashing in puddles. | |
217 | To stain | She stained her dress. | |
218 | To study | We are studying. | |
219 | To switch | He switched his dirty shirt for a clean shirt. | |
220 | To touch | He touched the stone. | |
221 | To trade | He traded his red shirt for a blue shirt. | |
222 | To trick | I tricked my brother. | |
223 | To turn | She is turning the screw. | |
224 | To twist | She is twisting the screw. | |
225 | To tie | He tied the string. | |
226 | To tune | She tuned the violin. | |
227 | To understand | He understood her. | |
228 | To use | You are using a computer. | |
229 | To undo | She undid the mistake. | |
230 | To vote | He voted for the President. | |
231 | Obsolete . | ||
232 | To watch | She watched the birds. | |
233 | To wave | He waves. | |
234 | To work | I am working. | |
235 | To yawn | The child yawns. | |
236 | To arrive | She arrived. | |
237 | To fly | He flew the plane. | |
238 | To eat | She ate the cheese. | |
239 | To carry | He carried the box. | |
240 | To possess | She possessed a telephone. | |
241 | To mean | It means tunnel. | |
242 | To allow | ||
243 | To leave | He left the game. | |
244 | To find | She found her coat. | |
245 | To show | Obsolete . | |
246 | To require | Animals require food. | |
247 | To stay | He stays in China. | |
248 | To speak | I speak english. | |
249 | To remove | She removed the ink from the paper. | |
250 | To sense | He sensed the danger. | |
251 | To try | She tried to wash the automobile. | |
252 | To establish | We established a business. | |
253 | To hit | He hit the table. | |
254 | To protect | She protected him. | |
255 | To be | Obsolete . | |
256 | To function | It functions. | |
257 | To quit | He quit the game. | |
258 | To edit | She is editing the controls. | |
259 | To view | She viewed the controls. | |
260 | To die | The animal died. |