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Basic verbs in English

The most basic English verbs for everyday actions: be, have, go, eat, sleep, read and more.

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Terms in this deck

to have
to own something, or to have it as part of you
to be
to exist, or to have a certain quality, place or state
to do
to perform an action or a task
to get
to receive or obtain something
to say
to speak words
to use
to do something with a tool, object or method
to run
to move quickly on foot, faster than walking
to eat
to put food in your mouth and swallow it
to sleep
to rest with your eyes closed, not awake
to buy
to get something by paying money for it
to write
to put words on paper or a screen
to listen
to pay attention to a sound in order to hear it
to walk
to move on foot at a normal speed
to sit
to rest your body on a chair or the ground
to stand
to be on your feet in an upright position
to open
to move something so it is no longer closed
to close
to move something so it is no longer open
to swim
to move through water using your arms and legs
to dance
to move your body to music
to sing
to make music with your voice
to drive
to control a car or other vehicle
to cook
to prepare food using heat
to wash
to clean something with water
to clean
to remove dirt from something
to wait
to stay in a place until something happens
to help
to make it easier for someone to do something
to look
to turn your eyes toward something
to watch
to look at something for a period of time
to speak
to say words out loud
to ask
to say something to get information from someone
to answer
to say or write something in reply to a question
to learn
to gain knowledge or a skill through study or experience
to teach
to help someone learn something
to play
to do an activity for fun
to go
to move from one place to another
to come
to move toward the person who is speaking
to see
to notice something with your eyes
to hear
to notice a sound with your ears
to know
to have information or understanding about something
to think
to use your mind to consider something
to want
to wish to have or do something
to need
to require something because it is necessary
to like
to enjoy or feel positive about something
to love
to have a very strong, positive feeling for someone or something
to give
to hand something to someone
to take
to reach for and hold something
to make
to create or produce something
to find
to discover where something is
to start
to begin doing something
to stop
to no longer continue an action or movement
to finish
to complete something
to live
to have your home in a place
to call
to speak to someone by phone
to read
to look at and understand written words
to talk
to say things to another person in a conversation
to work
to do a job or task
to study
to spend time learning about a subject
to put
to move something to a place