Lesson 26: Mastering the Most Frequent Verbs & Tenses

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

#746 🎨 ••••••	render /ˈrendər/ verb ••••••	rendered ••••••	rendered ••••••	renders ••••••	rendering ••••••	to provide or give; to make or cause to become ••••••	The artist renders the scene beautifully. ••••••	provide, give, deliver, present ••••••	withhold, keep, retain ••••••	render services, render assistance, render judgment, render harmless, render speechless, render useless ••••••
#747 🔍 ••••••	discover /dɪsˈkʌvər/ verb ••••••	discovered ••••••	discovered ••••••	discovers ••••••	discovering ••••••	to find something for the first time ••••••	Scientists discovered a new planet last year. ••••••	find, uncover, detect, reveal ••••••	hide, conceal, lose, miss ••••••	discover evidence, discover truth, discover talent, discover facts, discover secrets, discover new species ••••••
#748 ⚔️ ••••••	fight /faɪt/ verb ••••••	fought ••••••	fought ••••••	fights ••••••	fighting ••••••	to struggle against someone or something; to engage in battle or combat ••••••	The soldiers fought bravely in the war. ••••••	battle, combat, struggle, wrestle ••••••	surrender, yield, submit, peace ••••••	fight battles, fight crime, fight disease, fight for rights, fight back, fight hard ••••••
#749 ➖ ••••••	subtract /səbˈtrækt/ verb ••••••	subtracted ••••••	subtracted ••••••	subtracts ••••••	subtracting ••••••	to take away a number or amount from another number or amount ••••••	If you subtract 5 from 10, you get 5. ••••••	deduct, take away, minus, remove ••••••	add, plus, include ••••••	subtract numbers, subtract amount, subtract costs, subtract points, subtract value, subtract expenses ••••••
#750 🌟 ••••••	glorify /ˈɡlɔːrɪfaɪ/ verb ••••••	glorified ••••••	glorified ••••••	glorifies ••••••	glorifying ••••••	to praise or honor someone or something; to make something seem better than it is ••••••	The movie glorifies war heroes. ••••••	praise, honor, exalt, celebrate ••••••	condemn, criticize, disgrace ••••••	glorify war, glorify heroes, glorify achievements, glorify violence, glorify past, glorify success ••••••
#751 👶 ••••••	babble /ˈbæbəl/ verb ••••••	babbled ••••••	babbled ••••••	babbles ••••••	babbling ••••••	to talk rapidly and continuously in a foolish way ••••••	The baby babbles all day long. ••••••	chatter, prattle, jabber, ramble ••••••	quiet, silence, hush ••••••	babble nonsense, babble incoherently, babble constantly, babble excitedly, babble on, babble away ••••••
#752 🏠 ••••••	dwell /dwel/ verb ••••••	dwelt ••••••	dwelt ••••••	dwells ••••••	dwelling ••••••	to live in a place; to think about something for a long time ••••••	They dwell in a small cottage by the lake. ••••••	reside, live, inhabit, stay ••••••	leave, depart, move, vacate ••••••	dwell in peace, dwell on problems, dwell together, dwell upon memories, dwell within, dwell among ••••••
#753 👑 ••••••	usurp /juˈzɜrp/ verb ••••••	usurped ••••••	usurped ••••••	usurps ••••••	usurping ••••••	to take someone's position of power illegally or by force ••••••	The general tried to usurp the king's throne. ••••••	seize, take over, overthrow, supplant ••••••	surrender, yield, relinquish ••••••	usurp power, usurp authority, usurp throne, usurp position, usurp control, usurp rights ••••••
#754 📝 ••••••	amend /əˈmend/ verb ••••••	amended ••••••	amended ••••••	amends ••••••	amending ••••••	to make changes or corrections to improve something; to modify ••••••	They amended the contract to include new terms. ••••••	modify, revise, change, improve ••••••	maintain, preserve, keep, worsen ••••••	amend constitution, amend laws, amend contract, amend proposal, amend text, amend document ••••••
#755 👩‍🏫 ••••••	teach /tiːtʃ/ verb ••••••	taught ••••••	taught ••••••	teaches ••••••	teaching ••••••	to give knowledge or instruction to someone; to show how to do something ••••••	She teaches English at the local school. ••••••	instruct, educate, train, coach ••••••	learn, study ••••••	teach lessons, teach students, teach skills, teach children, teach courses, teach methods ••••••
#756 🤫 ••••••	whisper /ˈwɪspər/ verb ••••••	whispered ••••••	whispered ••••••	whispers ••••••	whispering ••••••	to speak very softly using one's breath without vocal cords ••••••	She whispered a secret in my ear. ••••••	murmur, mumble, breathe, hiss ••••••	shout, yell, scream, roar ••••••	whisper secrets, whisper softly, whisper words, whisper quietly, whisper sweet, whisper prayers ••••••
#757 🧹 ••••••	clear /klɪr/ verb ••••••	cleared ••••••	cleared ••••••	clears ••••••	clearing ••••••	to remove obstructions; to make clean or transparent ••••••	Please clear the table after dinner. ••••••	clean, remove, empty, tidy ••••••	block, obstruct, dirty, clutter ••••••	clear table, clear path, clear mind, clear sky, clear water, clear debt ••••••
#758 🤲 ••••••	handle /ˈhændəl/ verb ••••••	handled ••••••	handled ••••••	handles ••••••	handling ••••••	to deal with or manage something; to touch or hold ••••••	She can handle difficult situations. ••••••	manage, deal with, control, operate ••••••	mismanage, neglect, avoid, abandon ••••••	handle problems, handle situation, handle pressure, handle carefully, handle business, handle crisis ••••••
#759 ▶️ ••••••	resume /rɪˈzuːm/ verb ••••••	resumed ••••••	resumed ••••••	resumes ••••••	resuming ••••••	to start again after a pause or interruption ••••••	We will resume the meeting after lunch. ••••••	continue, restart, renew, recommence ••••••	stop, pause, halt, discontinue ••••••	resume work, resume activities, resume duties, resume operations, resume negotiations, resume services ••••••
#760 💬 ••••••	explain /ɪkˈspleɪn/ verb ••••••	explained ••••••	explained ••••••	explains ••••••	explaining ••••••	to make something clear or easy to understand by describing it in more detail ••••••	The teacher explained the difficult concept to the students. ••••••	clarify, describe, detail, elaborate ••••••	confuse, obscure, complicate ••••••	explain clearly, explain reasons, explain concepts, explain process, explain details, explain situation ••••••
#761 🤲 ••••••	keep /kiːp/ verb ••••••	kept ••••••	kept ••••••	keeps ••••••	keeping ••••••	to have or retain possession of something ••••••	Please keep your room clean and tidy. ••••••	retain, maintain, preserve, hold ••••••	discard, throw away, lose, give up ••••••	keep safe, keep quiet, keep calm, keep secret, keep promise, keep records ••••••
#762 ⚔️ ••••••	gird /ɡɜːrd/ verb ••••••	girded ••••••	girded ••••••	girds ••••••	girding ••••••	to encircle with a belt or band; to prepare for action ••••••	The knight girded his sword before battle. ••••••	encircle, surround, prepare, equip ••••••	ungird, remove, unstrap, disarm ••••••	gird loins, gird oneself, gird for battle, gird with sword, gird tightly, gird around ••••••
#763 🔄 ••••••	habituate /həˈbɪtʃuˌeɪt/ verb ••••••	habituated ••••••	habituated ••••••	habituates ••••••	habituating ••••••	to make someone accustomed to something ••••••	The monks habituated themselves to meditation. ••••••	accustom, familiarize, adapt, condition ••••••	alienate, estrange, unaccustom, dishabituate ••••••	habituate gradually, habituate oneself, habituate to environment, habituate to routine, habituate to conditions, habituate completely ••••••
#764 🤝 ••••••	hold /hoʊld/ verb ••••••	held ••••••	held ••••••	holds ••••••	holding ••••••	to grasp or carry something; to maintain a position ••••••	Please hold my hand. ••••••	grasp, grip, carry, contain ••••••	release, drop, let go, free ••••••	hold hands, hold position, hold meeting, hold breath, hold tight, hold responsibility ••••••
#765 👕 ••••••	wear /wɛr/ verb ••••••	wore ••••••	worn ••••••	wears ••••••	wearing ••••••	to have clothing or accessories on one's body ••••••	She likes to wear bright colors. ••••••	don, put on, sport, carry ••••••	remove, take off, undress ••••••	wear clothes, wear jewelry, wear shoes, wear uniform, wear makeup, wear expression ••••••
#766 📈 ••••••	develop /dɪˈveləp/ verb ••••••	developed ••••••	developed ••••••	develops ••••••	developing ••••••	to grow or cause to grow gradually ••••••	The company will develop new software this year. ••••••	create, build, advance, progress ••••••	decline, deteriorate, regress ••••••	develop skills, develop software, develop ideas, develop plans, develop business, develop relationships ••••••
#767 🎯 ••••••	obtain /əbˈteɪn/ verb ••••••	obtained ••••••	obtained ••••••	obtains ••••••	obtaining ••••••	to get or acquire something ••••••	You need to obtain a visa before traveling abroad. ••••••	get, acquire, gain, secure ••••••	lose, give up, surrender, forfeit ••••••	obtain permission, obtain results, obtain information, obtain license, obtain degree, obtain approval ••••••
#768 🎓 ••••••	attend /əˈtɛnd/ verb ••••••	attended ••••••	attended ••••••	attends ••••••	attending ••••••	to be present at; to go to; to pay attention to ••••••	All students must attend the assembly tomorrow. ••••••	participate, join, be present, go to ••••••	skip, miss, avoid, absent ••••••	attend school, attend meeting, attend ceremony, attend conference, attend classes, attend event ••••••
#769 😠 ••••••	quarrel /ˈkwɒrəl/ verb ••••••	quarrelled ••••••	quarrelled ••••••	quarrels ••••••	quarrelling ••••••	to have an angry argument or disagreement ••••••	The siblings often quarrel over small things. ••••••	argue, fight, dispute, disagree ••••••	agree, reconcile, make peace ••••••	quarrel constantly, quarrel bitterly, quarrel over money, quarrel with family, quarrel about politics, quarrel frequently ••••••

Lesson 26: Mastering the Most Frequent Verbs & Tenses

Mastering the Most Frequent Verbs & Tenses

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