Lesson 23: Mastering the Most Frequent Verbs & Tenses

Emoji	Word	Past	Past Participle	Third Person Singular	Gerund	Meaning	Example Sentence	Synonyms	Antonyms	Collocations

#656 🧎 ••••••	kneel /niːl/ verb ••••••	knelt ••••••	knelt ••••••	kneels ••••••	kneeling ••••••	to go down on one's knees; to rest on the knees ••••••	The knight knelt before the king. ••••••	bow, genuflect, crouch, submit ••••••	stand, rise, tower, straighten ••••••	kneel down, kneel before, kneel on ground, kneel in prayer ••••••
#657 🛡️ ••••••	guard /ɡɑːrd/ verb ••••••	guarded ••••••	guarded ••••••	guards ••••••	guarding ••••••	to protect someone or something from danger; to watch over ••••••	The soldier guards the entrance. ••••••	protect, defend, watch, shield ••••••	attack, abandon, neglect, expose ••••••	guard against, guard duty, guard rail, guard dog ••••••
#658 👆 ••••••	touch /tʌtʃ/ verb ••••••	touched ••••••	touched ••••••	touches ••••••	touching ••••••	to put your hand or finger on something; to make physical contact ••••••	Please don't touch the wet paint. ••••••	feel, handle, contact, brush ••••••	avoid, miss ••••••	touch screen, touch gently, lose touch, get in touch ••••••
#659 🚶 ••••••	go /ɡoʊ/ verb ••••••	went ••••••	gone ••••••	goes ••••••	going ••••••	to move or travel from one place to another ••••••	I go to school every day. ••••••	move, travel, depart, proceed ••••••	stay, come, remain, stop ••••••	go home, go away, go ahead, go through ••••••
#660 😢 ••••••	lament /ləˈmɛnt/ verb ••••••	lamented ••••••	lamented ••••••	laments ••••••	lamenting ••••••	to express grief, sorrow, or regret about something ••••••	She lamented the loss of her childhood home. ••••••	mourn, grieve, bewail, deplore ••••••	celebrate, rejoice, cheer ••••••	lament deeply, lament loss, lament over, bitter lament ••••••
#661 ❤️ ••••••	love /lʌv/ verb ••••••	loved ••••••	loved ••••••	loves ••••••	loving ••••••	to feel deep affection for someone or something; to like very much ••••••	She loves spending time with her family. ••••••	adore, cherish, treasure, care for, worship ••••••	hate, despise, detest, loathe, dislike ••••••	love deeply, love dearly, fall in love, love story ••••••
#662 😔 ••••••	neglect /nɪˈɡlekt/ verb ••••••	neglected ••••••	neglected ••••••	neglects ••••••	neglecting ••••••	to fail to care for or give attention to something ••••••	Don't neglect your health while studying. ••••••	ignore, overlook, abandon, disregard ••••••	care, attend, nurture, maintain ••••••	neglect duties, neglect health, criminal neglect, willful neglect ••••••
#663 ⚖️ ••••••	compare /kəmˈper/ verb ••••••	compared ••••••	compared ••••••	compares ••••••	comparing ••••••	to examine similarities and differences between things ••••••	I will compare these two products before buying. ••••••	contrast, examine, evaluate, analyze ••••••	ignore, overlook ••••••	compare prices, compare notes, compare to, compared with ••••••
#664 💪 ••••••	exercise /ˈeksərsaɪz/ verb ••••••	exercised ••••••	exercised ••••••	exercises ••••••	exercising ••••••	to do physical activity; to use or practice ••••••	I exercise at the gym three times a week. ••••••	work out, train, practice, drill ••••••	rest, relax, idle, laze ••••••	exercise regularly, exercise caution, physical exercise, exercise equipment ••••••
#665 💪 ••••••	overcome /ˌoʊvərˈkʌm/ verb ••••••	overcame ••••••	overcome ••••••	overcomes ••••••	overcoming ••••••	to defeat or succeed in dealing with a problem; to conquer difficulties ••••••	She worked hard to overcome her fear of public speaking. ••••••	defeat, conquer, surmount, triumph ••••••	surrender, yield, succumb, submit ••••••	overcome obstacles, overcome fear, overcome difficulties, overcome challenges ••••••
#666 😆 ••••••	Tickle /ˈtɪkəl/ verb ••••••	Tickled ••••••	Tickled ••••••	Tickles ••••••	Tickling ••••••	to touch someone lightly to make them laugh; to amuse or please ••••••	The feather tickles when it touches your skin. ••••••	amuse, delight, please, touch ••••••	irritate, annoy, displease, hurt ••••••	tickle gently, tickle fight, tickle someone, tickle pink ••••••
#667 🌅 ••••••	wake /weɪk/ verb ••••••	woke ••••••	woken ••••••	wakes ••••••	waking ••••••	to stop sleeping; to become alert ••••••	I wake up at 7 AM every morning. ••••••	awaken, rouse, get up, arise ••••••	sleep, slumber, doze, rest ••••••	wake up, wake early, wake someone, wake call ••••••
#668 ✅ ••••••	let /lɛt/ verb ••••••	let ••••••	let ••••••	lets ••••••	letting ••••••	to allow or permit; to give permission ••••••	Please let me help you with this task. ••••••	allow, permit, enable, authorize ••••••	forbid, prevent, stop, prohibit ••••••	let go, let down, let in, let alone ••••••
#669 📦 ••••••	export /ɪkˈspɔːrt/ verb ••••••	exported ••••••	exported ••••••	exports ••••••	exporting ••••••	to send goods or services to another country for sale ••••••	The company exports cars to many countries. ••••••	ship, send out, sell abroad ••••••	import, bring in, receive ••••••	export goods, export data, export market, major export ••••••
#670 ✨ ••••••	create /kriˈeɪt/ verb ••••••	created ••••••	created ••••••	creates ••••••	creating ••••••	to bring into existence; to make something new ••••••	Artists create beautiful works of art. ••••••	make, produce, design, build ••••••	destroy, demolish, ruin, eliminate ••••••	create art, create jobs, create problems, creative writing ••••••
#671 👀 ••••••	supervise /ˈsuːpərvaɪz/ verb ••••••	supervised ••••••	supervised ••••••	supervises ••••••	supervising ••••••	to watch and direct a person or activity to ensure things are done correctly ••••••	The teacher supervises students during the exam. ••••••	oversee, monitor, manage, direct ••••••	neglect, ignore, abandon ••••••	supervise closely, supervise work, supervise students, under supervision ••••••
#672 📅 ••••••	reserve /rɪˈzɜːv/ verb ••••••	reserved ••••••	reserved ••••••	reserves ••••••	reserving ••••••	to keep something for future use; to book in advance ••••••	I want to reserve a table for dinner. ••••••	book, save, keep, set aside ••••••	use, spend, consume, waste ••••••	reserve seats, reserve rights, nature reserve, cash reserves ••••••
#673 🎵 ••••••	whistle /ˈwɪsəl/ verb ••••••	whistled ••••••	whistled ••••••	whistles ••••••	whistling ••••••	to make a high-pitched sound by blowing air through lips or teeth ••••••	He likes to whistle while working. ••••••	blow, pipe, toot, sound ••••••	silence, quiet, mute ••••••	whistle tune, whistle loudly, whistle blow, train whistle ••••••
#674 📦 ••••••	overload /ˌoʊvərˈloʊd/ verb ••••••	overloaded ••••••	overloaded ••••••	overloads ••••••	overloading ••••••	to load with too much weight or cargo; to give too much work or information ••••••	Don't overload the washing machine or it might break down. ••••••	overburden, overwhelm, exceed, stuff ••••••	unload, lighten, reduce, minimize ••••••	overload system, overload circuit, information overload, work overload ••••••
#675 🔒 ••••••	imprison /ɪmˈprɪzən/ verb ••••••	imprisoned ••••••	imprisoned ••••••	imprisons ••••••	imprisoning ••••••	to put someone in prison; to confine or restrict someone's freedom ••••••	The judge imprisoned the criminal for five years. ••••••	jail, incarcerate, confine, detain ••••••	free, release, liberate, discharge ••••••	imprison someone, falsely imprison, imprison for life, maximum security prison ••••••
#676 ✅ ••••••	conclude /kənˈkluːd/ verb ••••••	concluded ••••••	concluded ••••••	concludes ••••••	concluding ••••••	to bring to an end; to decide based on evidence ••••••	We concluded the meeting with important decisions. ••••••	end, finish, complete, decide, infer ••••••	begin, start, open, commence ••••••	conclude meeting, conclude agreement, logical conclusion, draw conclusion ••••••
#677 💸 ••••••	squander /ˈskwɒndər/ verb ••••••	squandered ••••••	squandered ••••••	squanders ••••••	squandering ••••••	to waste money, time, or opportunities in a careless way ••••••	He squandered his inheritance on gambling. ••••••	waste, fritter, dissipate, misuse ••••••	save, conserve, preserve, invest ••••••	squander money, squander opportunity, squander resources, squander time ••••••
#678 😇 ••••••	behave /bɪˈheɪv/ verb ••••••	behaved ••••••	behaved ••••••	behaves ••••••	behaving ••••••	to act in a particular way; to conduct oneself ••••••	Children should behave well in school. ••••••	act, conduct, perform, function ••••••	misbehave, misconduct, act up ••••••	behave well, behave properly, good behavior, behave yourself ••••••
#679 👋 ••••••	come /kʌm/ verb ••••••	came ••••••	come ••••••	comes ••••••	coming ••••••	to move toward or arrive at a place ••••••	Please come to my house tomorrow. ••••••	arrive, approach, reach, appear ••••••	go, leave, depart, exit ••••••	come here, come back, come along, come true ••••••
#680 🔗 ••••••	incorporate /ɪnˈkɔːrpəreɪt/ verb ••••••	incorporated ••••••	incorporated ••••••	incorporates ••••••	incorporating ••••••	to include something as part of a whole; to form a corporation ••••••	The new design incorporates advanced technology. ••••••	include, integrate, combine, merge ••••••	exclude, separate, remove ••••••	incorporate ideas, incorporate changes, incorporated company, incorporate into ••••••
#681 ⚠️ ••••••	harm /hɑːrm/ verb ••••••	harmed ••••••	harmed ••••••	harms ••••••	harming ••••••	to cause damage, injury, or hurt to someone or something ••••••	Smoking can harm your health. ••••••	damage, hurt, injure, wound ••••••	help, heal, protect, benefit ••••••	cause harm, bodily harm, harm reduction, harmful effects ••••••
#682 🎫 ••••••	Tour /tʊr/ verb ••••••	Toured ••••••	Toured ••••••	Tours ••••••	Touring ••••••	to travel around a place for pleasure or to perform ••••••	The band will tour several cities this summer. ••••••	travel, visit, explore, journey ••••••	stay, remain, settle, reside ••••••	tour guide, concert tour, world tour, guided tour ••••••
#683 🎭 ••••••	imitate /ˈɪmɪteɪt/ verb ••••••	imitated ••••••	imitated ••••••	imitates ••••••	imitating ••••••	to copy the behavior or manner of someone or something ••••••	Children often imitate their parents' behavior. ••••••	copy, mimic, replicate, emulate ••••••	originate, create, innovate, invent ••••••	imitate behavior, imitate voice, imitate style, imitate perfectly ••••••
#684 💡 ••••••	realize /ˈriːəlaɪz/ verb ••••••	realized ••••••	realized ••••••	realizes ••••••	realizing ••••••	to become aware of; to understand clearly; to achieve or make real ••••••	I didn't realize how late it was until I checked the clock. ••••••	understand, recognize, comprehend, achieve ••••••	misunderstand, ignore, overlook, fail ••••••	realize potential, realize dreams, suddenly realize, realize mistake ••••••
#685 💒 ••••••	marry /ˈmæri/ verb ••••••	married ••••••	married ••••••	marries ••••••	marrying ••••••	to become husband and wife; to perform a wedding ceremony ••••••	They plan to marry next summer. ••••••	wed, unite, join, tie the knot ••••••	divorce, separate, split up ••••••	marry young, get married, marry into, happily married ••••••

Lesson 23: Mastering the Most Frequent Verbs & Tenses

Mastering the Most Frequent Verbs & Tenses

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