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Grammar Section:
- Learn all three Perfect Tenses, Learn the use of Has, Have, Had, Will have and Shall have. Use 3rd of the verb in Perfect Tenses.
- Learn how to make Single Interrogative Sentences.
- Use “How” & “Wh” family words to make Double Interrogative Sentences.
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Vocabulary Section:
700+ Most Common English Verbs List with Useful Examples: (Part 2)
Verbs List (E)
List of verbs that start with E with verb examples.
- Earn: He earns three times more than me.
- Eat: You can’t eat your cake and have it.
- Emphasize: I want to emphasize this point in particular.
- Enable: His wealth enables him to do anything.
- Encourage: John encouraged Mary to learn how to speak French.
- Engage: We used to be engaged.
- Enhance: Can we enhance the image?
- Enjoy: I really enjoy talking to you.
- Ensure: This medicine will ensure you a good night’s sleep.
- Entail: This review procedure entails repeating the test.
- Enter: He entered the room.
- Establish: The school was established in 1650.
- Examine: The doctor examined the patients.
- Exist: I don’t believe such things to exist.
- Expand: The workers are expanding the road.
- Expect: What time do you expect to arrive home?
- Experiment: They’re experimenting with a new car.
- Explain: I can explain everything.
- Explore: He explored the Amazon jungle.
- Extend: We extended a hearty welcome to them.
Verbs List (F)
List of verbs that start with F with verb examples.
- 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.
- Fit: This coat doesn’t fit me.
- Fly: Tom wishes he could fly.
- Fold: Tom and Mary folded up the flag.
- Follow: We must follow the rules of the game.
- Forbid: I forbid you to smoke.
- Forget: I’ll never forget visiting them.
- Forgive: We have already forgiven you.
- Freeze: It’s freezing cold in this country.
- Fry: She fried fish in salad oil.
Verbs List (G)
List of verbs that start with G with verb examples.
- Generate: This machine generates electricity.
- Get: We’ve got to get the economy under control or it will literally eat us up.
- Give: The waiter gives me the menu.
- Go: Let’s go eat.
- Grind: We grind our coffee by hand.
- Grow: Apples grow on trees.
Verbs List (H)
List of verbs that start with H with verbs examples.
- Hang: Don’t you hang up on me.
- Happen: You made it happen.
- Hate: I hate getting to the theatre late.
- Have: I have a car.
- Hear: I will hear me.
- Hesitate: I hesitate to spend so much money on clothes.
- Hide: I’m hiding from Tim.
- Hit: I hit the jackpot.
- Hold: Hold the knife at an angle.
- Hop: I tried to hop on my good foot while holding onto Jim…
- Hope: I hope to see you again soon.
- Hug: I really need a hug.
- Hurry: It had to hurry to find a home because I was already on to something else.
- Hurt: I hurt my elbow.
Verbs List (I-J)
List of verbs that start with I & J with verbs examples.
- Identify: She identified him as the murderer.
- Ignore: He ignored her advice.
- Illustrate: The teacher will illustrate how to do it.
- Imagine: I can imagine how you felt.
- Imply: Silence implies consent.
- Impress: We’re not impressed.
- Improve: I need to improve my French.
- Include: Tom’s lunch includes a sandwich and an apple.
- Incorporate: Her business was incorporated.
- Indicate: The arrow indicates the way to go.
- Inform: I’ll inform John about our decision.
- Insist: She insisted on going there.
- Install: The man tried to install his own antenna.
- Intend: I heard they intend to marry.
- Introduce: I’ll introduce you to Tom.
- Invest: He invested his money in stocks.
- Investigate: I came here to investigate Tom’s death.
- Involve: This procedure involves testing each sample twice.
- Iron: I iron my clothes almost every day.
- Jog: I make it a rule to jog every morning.
- Jump: Can you jump over the river?
- Justify: My results justify taking drastic action.
Verbs List (K)
List of verbs that start with K with verbs examples.
- Keep: I keep thinking about Joe, all alone in that place.
- Kick: The kids love to kick a ball against my wall.
- Kiss: Did you kiss anybody?
- Kneel: Do not run, stand, kneel or spin in the slide.
- Knit: She knit him a sweater for his birthday.
- Know: We know him.
Verbs List (L)
List of verbs that start with L with verbs examples.
- Lack: Tom seems to lack energy.
- Laugh: Tom is laughing.
- Lay: He laid on his back.
- Lead: Tom leads a quiet life.
- Lean: He leaned on his elbows.
- Leap: Ken leapt over the wall.
- Learn: Children learn to creep ere they can go.
- Leave: Leave me alone!
- Lend: Tom lent Mary his camera.
- Lie (in bed): Lie back down.
- Lift: He couldn’t lift the table and no more could I.
- Light: Better to light one candle than to curse the darkness.
- Lie (not to tell the truth): He hated lying.
- 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)
List of verbs that start with M & N with verbs examples.
- Maintain: Tom maintained eye contact with Mary.
- Make: I’m making tea.
- Manage: Did you manage to catch the post?
- Matter: It doesn’t matter, Tom.
- May: Each nurse may be responsible for up to twenty patients.
- Mean: I didn’t mean to hurt your feelings.
- Measure: The surfboard measures 2 meters by 55 centimeters.
- Meet: We’ve never met.
- Melt: The snow is melted.
- Mention: He mentioned going to that college.
- Might: Donna might be able to come tomorrow, but it’s very unlikely.
- Mind: Would you mind repeating what you just said?
- Miss: He had missed being elected by a single vote.
- Mix: If you mix blue and red, you get violet.
- Mow: I mowed Tom’s lawn.
- Must: I really must get some exercise.
- Need: You need to change your eating habits.
- Neglect: Don’t neglect to lock the door when you leave.
- Negotiate: The two countries negotiated a treaty.