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Grammar Section:
- Revise all the three Perfect Continuous Tenses. Use has been, have been, had been, will have been, shall have been with “ing” form of the verb.
- Learn the usage of “Since and For“.
- Make Negative and Interrogative Sentences by using has, have, had, will have and shall have.
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Vocabulary Section:
700+ Most Common English Verbs List with Useful Examples: (Part 3)
Verbs List (O)
List of verbs that start with O with verbs examples.
- Observe: You must observe those rules.
- Obtain: I obtained the painting at an auction.
- Occur: The accident occurred yesterday morning
- Offer: She offered to help me move my things to my new house.
- Open: Open the windows.
- Operate: I can’t figure out how to operate this machine.
- Order: What do you suggest I order?
- Organize: They want me to organize the party.
- Ought to: You ought to get your watch repaired.
- Overcome: We have to overcome many difficulties.
- Overtake: Their car overtook ours.
- Owe: Tom owes me money.
- Own: I own a German car.
Verbs List (P)
List of verbs that start with P with verbs examples.
- Paint: She painted the wall pink.
- Participate: He participated in the debate.
- Pay: Can I pay by installment payment?
- Peel: Anna peeled the apple.
- Perform: Tom performs in a jazz club three nights a week.
- Persuade: I persuaded Tom to help me.
- Pinch: He pinched and scraped for many years to save money.
- Plan: Next year I plan to travel around the world.
- Play: I can play tennis.
- Point: Tom pointed to the sky.
- Possess: The old man possesses great wealth.
- Postpone: He postponed returning to Paris.
- Pour: She poured tea for me.
- Practice: Today we’re going to practice parking.
- Prefer: Chantal prefers travelling by train.
- Prepare: The doctor prepared to prescribe a receipt.
- Pretend: She was pretending to cry. I knew she was lying.
- Prevent: The rain prevented me from coming.
- Proceed: They will proceed to build another laboratory building.
- Promise: He promised to collect her from the airport.
- Propose: We propose to deal with this subject in the following chapter.
- Protect: We’re supposed to be protecting John.
- Prove: I’ll prove it to you.
- Pull: John pulled out a pen.
- Punch: You punch like a girl.
- Pursue: The police pursued the murderer.
- Push: We had to push our way through the crowd.
- Put: I put on my shoes.
Verbs List (Q,R)
List of verbs that start with Q & R with verbs examples.
- Qualify: He is qualified as an English teacher.
- Quit: She quits worrying about the problem.
- React: Tom reacted appropriately.
- Read: I read the book.
- Realize: I didn’t realise we were late.
- Recall: I don’t recall seeing any cars parked outside.
- Receive: We received a warm welcome.
- Recollect: I recollect seeing Ryder some years ago in Bonn.
- Recommend: I would never recommend using a sunbed on a regular basis.
- Reduce: I think we should reduce the price.
- Refer: I often refer to the dictionary.
- Reflect: She reflected on what she had done.
- Refuse: She refused to answer questions about her personal finances.
- Regret: I regret leaving school so young.
- Relate: She is related to him by marriage.
- Relax: We’re supposed to relax.
- Relieve: I was relieved to hear that he was alive.
- Rely: You can certainly rely on him.
- Remain: He remained poor all his life.
- Remember: He had remembered to bring a pair of gloves, unlike me.
- Remind: It reminds me of the good old days.
- Repair: He repaired his watch by himself.
- Replace: The car replaced the bicycle.
- Represent: He represented the labor union on the committee.
- Require: This task requires dexterity.
- Resent: Many conscripts resent having to do their military service.
- Resist: She can never resist buying new shoes.
- Retain: We had to retain a lawyer.
- Retire: I have decided to retire.
- Rid: You’ve got to get rid of it
- Ride: Life is a horse, and either you ride it or it rides you.
- Ring: The phone is ringing.
- Rise: The sun is about to rise.
- Risk: He risked being caught.
- Roast: He is roasting coffee beans.
- Run: Do not run too fast after gain.
Verbs List (S)
List of verbs that start with S with verbs examples.
- Sanction: They will not sanction copying without permission.
- Satisfy: He satisfied his thirst with a large glass of beer.
- Say: No one says that.
- Scrub: Tom asked Mary to scrub the toilet.
- See: Do you see that bird?
- Seem: I always seem to be unlucky at cards.
- Sell: I can’t sell you that.
- Send: They’re sending help.
- Serve: They serve good nosh in the cafeteria.
- Set: I’m going to set the table.
- Settle: The problem is not settled yet.
- Sew: Mary is sewing baby clothes.
- Shake: They shook hands when they met at the airport.
- Shall: Shall I add your name to the list?
- Shed: She tried not to shed a tear.
- Shine: Susan shined your father’s shoes.
- Shoot: I’ll shoot both of you.
- Should: The university should provide more sports facilities.
- Show: I’ll show you later.
- Shrink: My jeans shrank after I washed them.
- 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.
- Slice: It’s best to slice into a rich cake from the middle.
- Slide: He slid the money into my pocket.
- Slip: She slipped into her clothes.
- Smell: Something smells bad. What is this?
- Snore: Tom snored loudly with his mouth open.
- Solve: He solved the difficult problem.
- Sow: Farmers sow seeds in the spring.
- Speak: He speaks English.
- Specify: Tom didn’t specify how many pencils to buy.
- Spell: I don’t know how to spell the word.
- Spend: I spent some time in Boston.
- Spill: I’m afraid I spilled coffee on the tablecloth.
- Spit: I can’t put up with the way he spits.
- Spread: He spread some strawberry jam on his toast.
- Squat: Tom squatted down next to his dog.
- Stack: They are specially packaged so that they stack easily.
- Stand: Can you stand up?
- Start: He started tipping the pea pods into a pan.
- Steal: My watch was stolen.
- Stick: He stuck to his job.
- Sting: I was stung by a bee.
- Stink: It stinks in here.
- Stir: She stirred the soup with a spoon.
- Stop: I hoped he would stop asking awkward questions.
- Stretch: Breathe in through your nose as you stretch up.
- Strike: Tom struck the wall with his fist.
- Struggle: He struggled to keep his footing on the slippery floor.
- Study: She studies hard.
- Submit: I submitted the application myself.
- Succeed: He’ll succeed for sure.
- Suffer: We suffered a pretty big loss.
- Suggest: Tracey suggested meeting for a drink after work.
- Supply: I supplied Tom with everything he needed.
- Suppose: I suppose you’re hungry.
- Surprise: She surprised him when she arrived early.
- Survive: He survived the plane crash.
- Swear: Do you swear to tell the whole truth?
- Sweep: I will sweep out my room.
- Swell: The river swelled rapidly because of the heavy rain.
- Swim: She swims well.
- Swing: The lamp was swinging back and forth.