Master the 2,000 most common English verbs with this smart and interactive learning tool. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced learner, you can quickly search, explore, and practice the verbs that appear most often in everyday conversations, books, news articles, and professional communication. Each verb is carefully organized to make learning faster and more effective.
Use the tool to discover verb meanings, pronunciation, past tense, past participle, present participle, third-person singular forms, and practical example sentences. You can also filter, sort, and generate custom verb lists to match your learning goals, making it an excellent resource for students, teachers, ESL learners, and anyone who wants to improve their English vocabulary and fluency.
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Verbs
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Verbs
| Verb | Phrase |
|---|---|
| Chalk | Let's chalk this mistake up to a lack of experience. |
| Stiffen | His muscles began to stiffen from the cold wind. |
| Bore | The drill is used to bore a perfect hole through the thick wood. |
| Whisper | You have to whisper when you are inside the quiet library. |
| Augment | He works a second job to augment his monthly income. |
| Transform | The caterpillar will transform into a beautiful butterfly. |
| Forsake | I promised my friend I would absolutely never forsake him in his time of deep need. |
| Fool | You can't fool me with that old trick. |
| Theorize | Scientists theorize that the universe is constantly expanding. |
| Cobble | We had to cobble together a quick plan at the last minute. |
| Honor | We gathered to honor the brave firefighters. |
| Answer | Please answer the phone. |
| Corrode | Salt water will quickly corrode the metal hull of the boat. |
| Bust | The police bust the illegal operation. |
| Play | The children like to play in the park. |
| Flow | The river will flow out into the sea. |
| Entangle | The small fish managed to entangle itself completely in the large fishing net. |
| Bar | The heavy wooden gate will bar entry to the private castle. |
| Blockade | The navy used ships to blockade the enemy's main harbor. |
| Name | They decided to name their daughter Lily. |
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