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1) accept

to agree to take something that is offered or given, to say "yes" to an offer, invitation, or suggestion.

  • I accept your offer.
  • She didn't accept the invitation.
  • Will you accept this gift?
  • They accepted our proposal.
  • He accepted the terms of the contract.

2) add

to combine numbers, increase something, include an extra element, or say more in conversation.

  • Please add some sugar.
  • I will add you to the group.
  • He added salt to the soup.
  • Add more examples to your essay.
  • Can you add my name?

3) allow

to give permission, enable something to happen, or make something possible.

  • They don't allow pets here.
  • Allow me to explain.
  • We cannot allow this behavior.
  • Smoking isn't allowed here.
  • Does your mother allow you to stay late?

4) ask

to request information, seek permission, or invite someone to do something.

  • Can I ask you a question?
  • He asked me for help.
  • She asked about your health.
  • They didn't ask permission.
  • Please ask him to call me.

5) be

to exist, occur, or take place.

  • I am happy today.
  • They are my friends.
  • He is a doctor.
  • We were late yesterday.
  • She has been busy recently.

6) begin

to start or initiate something, marking the first stage of an action, event, or process.

  • The movie begins at 7.
  • Let's begin the meeting.
  • She began to cry.
  • Classes begin next week.
  • I will begin working tomorrow.

7) believe

to accept something as true, genuine, or real, often without absolute proof.

  • I believe you.
  • Do you believe in magic?
  • She believes in hard work.
  • I can't believe my eyes!
  • They didn't believe him.

8) break

to separate something into pieces, damage or destroy its integrity, or cause it to stop functioning.

  • Don't break the window.
  • He broke his arm.
  • Let's take a short break.
  • She broke the record.
  • The glass will break easily.

9) bring

to carry, transport, or move something or someone toward a place, person, or situation.

  • Bring me a glass of water.
  • She brought her friend to the party.
  • Don't forget to bring your books.
  • Can you bring it tomorrow?
  • He brought good news.

10) buy

to acquire something in exchange for money or other payment.

  • I will buy a new laptop.
  • She bought a dress yesterday.
  • They are buying groceries now.
  • Did you buy the tickets?
  • We bought some fruit.

11) call

to use a name or title for someone or something, contact someone by phone or voice, or summon a person or group.

  • Call me tomorrow.
  • She called me last night.
  • I need to call my mother.
  • Did someone call me?
  • Please call the police.

12) cancel

to stop, annul, or revoke something that was planned, scheduled, or in progress.

  • Can I cancel my appointment?
  • They canceled the event.
  • She canceled her order.
  • We have to cancel the meeting.
  • The game was canceled due to rain.

13) change

to make something different by altering, replacing, or modifying it.

  • Can I change my seat?
  • She changed her mind.
  • We need to change our plans.
  • He changed jobs recently.
  • Please change the channel.

14) clean

to remove dirt, stains, or impurities from something, making it free from mess or contamination.

  • Please clean your room.
  • I cleaned the house yesterday.
  • She cleans her desk regularly.
  • Let's clean up this mess.
  • He needs to clean his shoes.

15) close

to shut something, bring it to an end, or reduce the distance between objects or people.

  • Close the door, please.
  • The store closes at nine.
  • He closed the window.
  • They closed the business last year.
  • She closed her eyes.

16) complain

to express dissatisfaction or annoyance about something.

  • She complained about the food.
  • They always complain when it's cold.
  • Stop complaining and start working!
  • He never complains about anything.
  • I will complain to the manager.

17) continue

to keep going or carry on with an activity or task.

  • We will continue tomorrow.
  • He continued talking despite interruptions.
  • Please continue your story.
  • She continued working late.
  • The rain continued all day.

18) count

to determine the total number of items or people.

  • Can you count to ten?
  • She counted the money carefully.
  • Count the chairs in the room.
  • I counted twenty people at the meeting.
  • Every vote counts.

19) cut

to divide something into pieces using a sharp tool.

  • She cut the cake.
  • I cut my finger accidentally.
  • Cut the paper into two pieces.
  • He cuts wood for the fire.
  • Please cut the grass.

20) do

to perform an action, task, or job.

  • What did you do yesterday?
  • I will do my homework.
  • She does yoga every morning.
  • Can you do this task?
  • They did their best.

21) draw

to make a picture or diagram using a pen, pencil, or other tools.

  • She loves to draw landscapes.
  • Can you draw a cat?
  • He drew a beautiful portrait.
  • Let's draw a map of the city.
  • She drew a heart on the paper.

22) drink

to take liquid into the mouth and swallow it.

  • She drinks coffee every morning.
  • He drank a glass of water.
  • Would you like something to drink?
  • They drank juice at the party.
  • Don't drink too much soda.

23) drive

to operate and control a vehicle.

  • She drives to work every day.
  • Can you drive a car?
  • He drove me to the airport.
  • They drove along the coast.
  • He is learning to drive.

24) eat

to put food in the mouth, chew, and swallow it.

  • They eat lunch at noon.
  • I ate a delicious meal.
  • She eats fruits every day.
  • He doesn't eat meat.
  • Let's eat dinner together.

25) explain

to make something clear or easy to understand.

  • Can you explain this to me?
  • She explained the rules clearly.
  • Let me explain how it works.
  • He explained his reasons.
  • They explained the situation in detail.

26) fall

to move downward, typically rapidly and freely without control.

  • The leaves fall in autumn.
  • She fell down the stairs.
  • Don't fall asleep yet.
  • The glass fell off the table.
  • He fell in love with her.

27) feel

to experience a particular physical or emotional state.

  • I feel happy today.
  • She felt cold in the morning.
  • Do you feel okay?
  • He felt nervous before the exam.
  • They feel excited about the trip.

28) find

to discover something after searching for it.

  • Can you find my keys?
  • She found a lost puppy.
  • They found a great restaurant.
  • He found his wallet in the car.
  • Let's find a solution together.

29) finish

to complete something or reach the end of it.

  • Did you finish your homework?
  • She finished reading the book.
  • Let's finish this project soon.
  • He finished his meal quickly.
  • The race finished in an hour.

30) fit

to be the right size or shape for something.

  • These shoes fit me perfectly.
  • The key doesn't fit the lock.
  • Does this dress fit you?
  • The sofa fits in the corner.
  • He is fit and healthy.

31) fix

to repair or correct something that is broken or not working properly.

  • Can you fix my computer?
  • He fixed the broken chair.
  • She is trying to fix the problem.
  • They fixed the leaking pipe.
  • Let's fix this mistake.

32) fly

to move through the air using wings or other means.

  • Birds fly in the sky.
  • She flew to Paris last week.
  • Can you fly a drone?
  • The plane flies at high altitude.
  • They watched the kite fly.

33) forget

to fail to remember something.

  • Don't forget your keys.
  • She forgot my birthday.
  • I forgot where I put my phone.
  • He never forgets a face.
  • We forgot to buy milk.

34) give

to provide someone with something.

  • Can you give me a hand?
  • She gave him a gift.
  • He gave me some advice.
  • They gave food to the poor.
  • Give me a moment, please.

35) go

to move from one place to another.

  • We go to school every day.
  • She went to the store.
  • Are you going to the party?
  • He goes for a run every morning.
  • Let's go home now.

36) grow

to increase in size, number, or strength.

  • Plants grow with sunlight.
  • He grew taller last year.
  • They are growing vegetables in the garden.
  • Her business is growing fast.
  • Children grow up quickly.

37) happen

to take place, occur, or come about.

  • What happened here?
  • Accidents happen all the time.
  • Something unexpected happened.
  • When will the event happen?
  • Good things happen to those who wait.

38) have

to own, hold, or possess something.

  • I have a new car.
  • She has a lot of friends.
  • Do you have any questions?
  • They have two children.
  • He has an idea.

39) hear

to perceive sound through the ears.

  • Can you hear me?
  • She heard a strange noise.
  • I hear music from next door.
  • Did you hear the news?
  • He hears everything clearly.

40) help

to assist or support someone in doing something.

  • Can you help me with this?
  • She helped her friend move.
  • He always helps his neighbors.
  • They helped each other.
  • Helping others is important.

41) hold

to grasp, carry, or keep something in position.

  • She held the baby gently.
  • Can you hold this for me?
  • He holds the door open.
  • They held hands while walking.
  • Hold the rope tightly.

42) hope

to want something to happen or be true.

  • I hope you feel better soon.
  • She hopes to pass the exam.
  • We hope for good weather.
  • He hopes to see her again.
  • They hope everything goes well.

43) hurt

to cause pain or injury.

  • I hurt my leg while running.
  • She hurt her finger.
  • Don't say things that hurt people.
  • His words hurt me deeply.
  • The cut still hurts.

44) keep

to continue having or holding something.

  • Keep the door closed.
  • She keeps all her letters.
  • He keeps his promises.
  • They kept their old photos.
  • Keep going, don't stop!

45) know

to be aware of something or have knowledge about it.

  • I know the answer.
  • She knows many languages.
  • Do you know him?
  • They know the way home.
  • He knows a lot about history.

46) learn

to gain knowledge or skill in something.

  • I am learning English.
  • She learned to swim.
  • He learns new things every day.
  • They learned about history.
  • We learn from our mistakes.

47) leave

to go away from a place or person.

  • I will leave tomorrow.
  • She left the party early.
  • They left their bags at home.
  • He left without saying goodbye.
  • Don't leave your phone here.

48) like

to enjoy or be fond of something or someone.

  • I like ice cream.
  • She likes to read books.
  • Do you like this song?
  • He likes playing soccer.
  • They like spending time together.

49) listen

to give attention to sound or someone speaking.

  • Listen to the music.
  • She listens carefully in class.
  • Can you listen to me for a moment?
  • He likes to listen to podcasts.
  • They listened to their teacher.

50) live

to be alive or have a home in a certain place.

  • I live in New York.
  • She lives with her parents.
  • They live near the beach.
  • He wants to live in the countryside.
  • We live a happy life.

51) look

to direct one's eyes towards something.

  • Look at the sky!
  • She looked at the painting.
  • He looks tired today.
  • They looked for their lost dog.
  • Look before you cross the road.

52) lose

to misplace something or fail to win.

  • I lost my keys.
  • She lost her wallet.
  • They lost the game.
  • Don't lose hope.
  • He lost his way in the city.

53) love

to feel deep affection or care for someone or something.

  • I love my family.
  • She loves chocolate.
  • They love spending time together.
  • He loves his job.
  • Do you love music?

54) make

to create, build, or produce something.

  • She made a cake.
  • Can you make a decision?
  • He made a mistake.
  • They make beautiful paintings.
  • We made a plan.

55) mean

to express or indicate something.

  • What does this word mean?
  • She didn't mean to hurt you.
  • He means well.
  • They mean business.
  • I didn't mean to be rude.

56) meet

to come into contact with or get to know someone.

  • Nice to meet you.
  • She met him at a party.
  • Let's meet for lunch.
  • He met his best friend in college.
  • They meet every weekend.

57) move

to change position or go from one place to another.

  • She moved to a new city.
  • Can you move this chair?
  • The car moved slowly.
  • He moved closer to the door.
  • They are moving next month.

58) need

to require something because it is necessary or important.

  • I need some water.
  • She needs help with her homework.
  • Do you need anything?
  • He needs more time.
  • We need to leave soon.

59) offer

to present something for someone to accept or reject.

  • She offered me a cup of tea.
  • They offered him a job.
  • Can I offer you some help?
  • He offered to drive us home.
  • The company offers great benefits.

60) open

to move something so that it is no longer closed.

  • Can you open the door?
  • She opened her book.
  • The store opens at 9 AM.
  • He opened his eyes slowly.
  • They opened a new restaurant.

61) pay

to give money in exchange for something.

  • He paid for the meal.
  • Can you pay the bill?
  • She paid with her credit card.
  • They pay rent every month.
  • We need to pay attention.

62) play

to engage in an activity for enjoyment.

  • They play soccer every weekend.
  • She plays the piano.
  • Can we play a game?
  • He played in the park.
  • Kids love to play outside.

63) put

to move something to a particular position.

  • She put the book on the table.
  • Can you put this in the fridge?
  • He put on his jacket.
  • They put their bags on the floor.
  • I put my phone in my pocket.

64) Read

To look at and understand written words.

  • She loves to read books before bed.
  • He read the newspaper every morning.
  • The teacher asked the students to read aloud.
  • I read an interesting article yesterday.
  • Can you read this sentence for me?

65) Remember

To keep something in your mind or recall it.

  • I can’t remember where I left my keys.
  • She remembered her childhood days fondly.
  • Please remember to call me tomorrow.
  • He remembered his friend’s birthday at the last minute.
  • Do you remember what I told you yesterday?

66) Run

To move quickly by foot.

  • He runs five miles every morning.
  • She ran to catch the bus.
  • The children ran across the field.
  • He runs a small business in town.
  • The river runs through the valley.

67) Say

To speak or express something in words.

  • What did he say to you?
  • She said she would be here at 5 PM.
  • He always says interesting things.
  • They said it was a great movie.
  • Can you say that again?

68) See

To notice or perceive something with your eyes.

  • I can see the mountains from my window.
  • She saw a beautiful bird in the park.
  • Did you see that movie last night?
  • He saw his friend at the store.
  • They saw a rainbow after the rain.

69) Sell

To exchange goods or services for money.

  • She sells handmade jewelry online.
  • He sold his old car last week.
  • The store sells fresh fruits and vegetables.
  • They want to sell their house and move to another city.
  • The company sells electronics worldwide.

70) send

to cause something to go or be taken to another place.

  • Can you send me an email?
  • She sent a letter to her friend.
  • They sent a package yesterday.
  • He sent a text message.
  • We need to send this document.

71) show

to present or display something.

  • Can you show me the way?
  • She showed me her new dress.
  • They showed us around the city.
  • He showed great courage.
  • The movie starts to show at 7 PM.

72) sit

to rest on a chair or another surface.

  • Please sit down.
  • She sat on the bench.
  • They sat next to each other.
  • He sat in the front row.
  • We sat by the window.

73) sleep

to rest with eyes closed and body inactive.

  • I slept for eight hours.
  • She sleeps early every night.
  • They slept in a tent.
  • He can't sleep well.
  • We need to sleep now.

74) speak

to say words, talk, or communicate verbally.

  • Can you speak English?
  • She speaks three languages.
  • They spoke about the project.
  • He spoke in a loud voice.
  • We need to speak to the manager.

75) spend

to use money or time on something.

  • She spends a lot on clothes.
  • They spent the weekend at the beach.
  • Don't spend too much time on this.
  • He spent all his money.
  • We spend time with family.

76) stand

to be in an upright position on one's feet.

  • Please stand up.
  • She stood by the window.
  • They stood in line.
  • He can't stand waiting.
  • We stood together in silence.

77) start

to begin doing something.

  • Let's start the meeting.
  • She started a new job.
  • They started running.
  • He started learning Spanish.
  • We started a project together.

78) stop

to bring an action or process to an end.

  • Please stop talking.
  • She stopped the car.
  • They stopped at a gas station.
  • He stopped smoking.
  • We stopped for lunch.

79) study

to learn about a subject through reading or practice.

  • I study English every day.
  • She studied for her exam.
  • They study at the library.
  • He studies history.
  • We studied together last night.

80) take

to move or carry something from one place to another.

  • Please take a seat.
  • She took the book from the shelf.
  • They take a bus to work.
  • He took my advice.
  • We need to take a break.

81) talk

to speak with someone about something.

  • Let's talk about it.
  • She talked to her friend.
  • They talked for hours.
  • He talks too much.
  • We need to talk soon.

82) teach

to give knowledge or instruction to someone.

  • She teaches English.
  • He taught me how to swim.
  • Can you teach me this?
  • They teach at a university.
  • We teach our kids good manners.

83) tell

to communicate information to someone.

  • Can you tell me a story?
  • She told him the truth.
  • They told us the news.
  • He told me to wait.
  • We told them about our trip.

84) think

to use the mind to consider or reason about something.

  • I think it's a good idea.
  • She thinks about her future.
  • Do you think it's possible?
  • He thinks deeply before speaking.
  • We think alike.

85) travel

to go from one place to another.

  • She loves to travel.
  • They traveled to Europe.
  • We travel by train.
  • He travels a lot for work.
  • Traveling is exciting.

86) try

to make an effort to do something.

  • Try again later.
  • She tried to open the door.
  • They tried their best.
  • He tried a new recipe.
  • We should try harder.

81) talk

to speak with someone about something.

  • Let's talk about it.
  • She talked to her friend.
  • They talked for hours.
  • He talks too much.
  • We need to talk soon.

82) teach

to give knowledge or instruction to someone.

  • She teaches English.
  • He taught me how to swim.
  • Can you teach me this?
  • They teach at a university.
  • We teach our kids good manners.

83) tell

to communicate information to someone.

  • Can you tell me a story?
  • She told him the truth.
  • They told us the news.
  • He told me to wait.
  • We told them about our trip.

84) think

to use the mind to consider or reason about something.

  • I think it's a good idea.
  • She thinks about her future.
  • Do you think it's possible?
  • He thinks deeply before speaking.
  • We think alike.

85) travel

to go from one place to another.

  • She loves to travel.
  • They traveled to Europe.
  • We travel by train.
  • He travels a lot for work.
  • Traveling is exciting.

86) try

to make an effort to do something.

  • Try again later.
  • She tried to open the door.
  • They tried their best.
  • He tried a new recipe.
  • We should try harder.

87) turn

to move in a different direction.

  • Turn left at the corner.
  • She turned to look at him.
  • They turned the page.
  • He turned off the lights.
  • The weather turned cold.

88) understand

to comprehend or grasp the meaning of something.

  • I don't understand this question.
  • She understands French.
  • Do you understand the rules?
  • He finally understood the problem.
  • They understand each other well.

89) use

to employ something for a purpose.

  • Can I use your phone?
  • She used a pencil to write.
  • They use computers at work.
  • He used all his savings.
  • We use water to wash.

90) wait

to stay in a place or delay action until a later time.

  • Please wait here.
  • She waited for the bus.
  • They are waiting in line.
  • He can't wait to see her.
  • We waited for an hour.

93) want

to desire or wish for something.

  • I want a new phone.
  • She wants to travel.
  • They want more time.
  • He wants to learn French.
  • Do you want some coffee?

94) watch

to look at something carefully.

  • Let's watch a movie.
  • She watches TV every evening.
  • They watched the sunset.
  • He watched the game.
  • We watched a documentary.

95) win

to be successful in a competition or contest.

  • They won the game.
  • She won a prize.
  • He wants to win the race.
  • We won the championship.
  • Can you win this challenge?

96) work

to do a job or perform a task.

  • She works at a hospital.
  • He works hard every day.
  • They work together on projects.
  • I work from home.
  • Do you work on weekends?

97) worry

to feel anxious or concerned about something.

  • Don't worry about it.
  • She worries too much.
  • They worry about their future.
  • He worried about the exam.
  • We shouldn't worry too much.

98) write

to create words or text on paper or a device.

  • She writes poems.
  • He wrote a letter.
  • They write emails daily.
  • I love to write stories.
  • Can you write your name here?

99) agree

to have the same opinion as someone else.

  • I agree with you.
  • She agreed to help.
  • They agree on the plan.
  • He agrees with his parents.
  • We all agree on this decision.

100) arrive

to reach a destination.

  • They arrived late.
  • She arrived at the airport.
  • He will arrive soon.
  • We arrived in Paris.
  • Did you arrive safely?