Action Verbs


Action Verbs



Action Verbs | English A1 Level (Beginner / Elementary)

22 Word


Run


Definition: To move fast using your legs.

  • He can run very fast.
  • She runs every morning in the park.
  • The children love to run around the playground.

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Jump


Definition: To push oneself off the ground and into the air.

  • The kids love to jump on the trampoline.
  • He can jump really high during basketball.
  • She will jump over the puddle to stay dry.

Jump in a sentence


Walk


Definition: To move at a regular pace by putting one foot in front of the other.

  • I like to walk in the park after school.
  • Let's walk together to the store.
  • He takes a walk every morning for exercise.

Walk in a sentence


Eat


Definition: To take food into the body through the mouth.

  • I like to eat apples.
  • She eats breakfast every morning.
  • We will eat lunch at noon.

Eat in a sentence


Drink


Definition: A liquid that can be consumed; to take in liquid through the mouth.

  • I like to drink juice in the morning.
  • Please drink water to stay hydrated.
  • He ordered a drink at the café.

Drink in a sentence


Play


Definition: to engage in activities for enjoyment; also refers to a dramatic performance

  • The children love to play outside after school.
  • She will play the lead role in the school play.
  • He likes to play video games with his friends.

Play in a sentence


Read


Definition: To look at and understand written words.

  • I love to read books before bedtime.
  • Can you read this sentence aloud?
  • She will read the story to the class.

Read in a sentence


Write


Definition: To put words on paper or a screen.

  • She likes to write stories in her notebook.
  • Please write your name on the form.
  • He will write a letter to his friend.

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Sing


Definition: To produce musical sounds with the voice, often with words.

  • She loves to sing along with her favorite songs.
  • He can sing very well and performs at school.
  • They sing together during music class.

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Listen


Definition: To pay attention to sound or someone speaking.

  • Please listen carefully to the instructions.
  • I like to listen to music while I study.
  • It is important to listen to our friends when they talk.

Listen in a sentence


Talk


Definition: To speak with someone.

  • I love to talk with my friends.
  • Can we talk about the project later?
  • She talks to her parents every day.

Talk in a sentence


Look


Definition: To direct one's gaze toward something.

  • Please look at the board.
  • He likes to look at the stars at night.
  • She will look for her lost toy.

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See


Definition: To use your eyes to look at something.

  • I can see the stars at night.
  • She sees her friends every weekend.
  • Can you see the bird on the tree?

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Make


Definition: To create or produce something.

  • I will make a cake for the party.
  • She wants to make a drawing for her friend.
  • He likes to make music in his spare time.

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Do


Definition: To perform an action or task.

  • I will do my homework after dinner.
  • What do you want to do this weekend?
  • Please do your best on the test.

Do in a sentence


Help


Definition: To assist someone with something.

  • Can you help me with my homework?
  • She helped her mother in the kitchen.
  • He always helps his friends.

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Want


Definition: To desire something; to wish for.

  • I want a new bicycle.
  • She wants to learn how to swim.
  • They want to visit the zoo this weekend.

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Like


Definition: To have a preference for something; to enjoy.

  • I like ice cream very much.
  • She likes to read books.
  • He would like to play soccer with his friends.

Like in a sentence


Love


Definition: A strong feeling of affection.

  • I love my family very much.
  • She loves to read books.
  • They show love by helping each other.

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Find


Definition: To discover or locate something that was lost or hidden.

  • I need to find my keys before leaving the house.
  • She hopes to find a good book to read.
  • Understanding how to find things can improve organization.

Find in a sentence


Give


Definition: To provide someone with something.

  • I will give you my notes for the class.
  • They decided to give a gift to their teacher.
  • She wanted to give her friend a surprise.

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Take


Definition: To grasp or receive something.

  • Please take this book home with you.
  • He decided to take a break from studying.
  • She will take the bus to school.

Take in a sentence



Action Verbs | English A2 Level (Pre-Intermediate)

13 Word


Dance


Definition: To move rhythmically to music.

  • We will dance at the party tonight.
  • She loves to dance to her favorite songs.
  • The kids dance during music class.

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Swim


Definition: To move through water by using the arms and legs.

  • I love to swim in the pool during summer.
  • She can swim very fast.
  • We will swim in the lake this weekend.

Swim in a sentence


Watch


Definition: To look at something attentively; a device for telling time.

  • I like to watch movies on weekends.
  • Please watch the presentation carefully.
  • I wear a watch to see the time.

Watch in a sentence


Call


Definition: To use a name or term to refer to someone or something; to contact.

  • She will call her friend after school.
  • He answered the call on his phone.
  • They decided to call the meeting for next week.

Call in a sentence


Need


Definition: A requirement or something necessary for survival.

  • We all have basic needs like food and water.
  • She has a need for more time to complete the project.
  • His need for support was clear during the meeting.

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Show


Definition: to present or display something

  • She will show her artwork at the gallery.
  • He wanted to show his friends the new game.
  • The teacher will show a video during class.

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Tell


Definition: to communicate information to someone

  • Please tell me your name.
  • He wanted to tell her about the surprise.
  • She can tell a great story.

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Ask


Definition: To request information or help from someone.

  • I will ask my teacher a question.
  • Can you ask your friend to join us?
  • It's polite to ask for permission before taking something.

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Answer


Definition: A response to a question or problem.

  • Please provide an answer to the math question.
  • She raised her hand to give the answer in class.
  • Understanding how to answer questions is essential for learning.

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Open


Definition: To allow access to something; to make available.

  • Please open the window to let in fresh air.
  • He will open the door for his guests.
  • They decided to open a new restaurant downtown.

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Close


Definition: To shut something; to bring something to an end.

  • Please close the door when you leave.
  • He likes to close his book before sleeping.
  • She wants to close the deal by Friday.

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Start


Definition: To begin something.

  • Let's start the game now.
  • I want to start reading more books this year.
  • You should start your homework early to finish on time.

Start in a sentence


Finish


Definition: To complete something.

  • Please finish your homework before dinner.
  • She wants to finish reading her book tonight.
  • He will finish his project by the end of the week.

Finish in a sentence



Action Verbs | English B1 Level (Intermediate)

243 Word


Speak


Definition: To say words aloud; to talk.

  • He can speak three languages.
  • Please speak clearly so everyone can understand.
  • I like to speak in front of my class.

Speak in a sentence


Cook


Definition: To prepare food using heat.

  • She loves to cook pasta.
  • He is cooking dinner for his family.
  • I will cook breakfast in the morning.

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Clean


Definition: To make something free of dirt or mess.

  • I need to clean my room before my friends come.
  • She will clean the dishes after dinner.
  • We should clean up the classroom together.

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Draw


Definition: To make a picture or image with a pen, pencil, or other tool.

  • I like to draw animals in my notebook.
  • She will draw a picture of her family.
  • He can draw very well and loves to show his art.

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Travel


Definition: To go from one place to another.

  • I love to travel during summer.
  • They plan to travel to Europe next year.
  • Travel can be exciting and educational.

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Learn


Definition: To gain knowledge or skills through study or experience.

  • I want to learn how to play the guitar.
  • We learn new words every week in class.
  • She loves to learn about different cultures.

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Teach


Definition: To help someone learn a subject.

  • I love to teach children.
  • He will teach math to high school students.
  • They teach English to non-native speakers.

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Study


Definition: To learn about a subject.

  • I study English every day.
  • She studies for her exams.
  • He went to the library to study.

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Build


Definition: To construct or create something; also refers to developing skills or systems.

  • They plan to build a new playground in the park.
  • She wants to build her own computer.
  • He worked hard to build his confidence.

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Create


Definition: To make something new.

  • I want to create a painting.
  • She will create a new recipe for dinner.
  • They create art in their free time.

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Fix


Definition: To repair something that is broken.

  • I need to fix my bike.
  • She can fix the computer easily.
  • He will fix the leaky faucet this weekend.

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Share


Definition: To give a part of something to others.

  • It's nice to share your toys with friends.
  • We should share our ideas during the meeting.
  • Can you share your notes with me?

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Enjoy


Definition: To take pleasure in something; to find joy in an activity.

  • I enjoy playing soccer with my friends.
  • She enjoys listening to music while studying.
  • They enjoy going to the movies every Friday.

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Think


Definition: to use your mind to consider or reason

  • I like to think about different solutions to problems.
  • She needs time to think before deciding.
  • He often thinks about his future plans.

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Choose


Definition: To select from a number of options.

  • You can choose your favorite ice cream flavor.
  • I need to choose a book to read.
  • He will choose a movie for us to watch.

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Plan


Definition: A detailed proposal for doing or achieving something; a strategy or outline.

  • They made a plan for their vacation next summer.
  • Having a plan helps organize thoughts and actions.
  • She wrote a plan for her science project.

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Use


Definition: To employ something for a purpose.

  • I use a pencil to write.
  • They will use the computer for research.
  • She knows how to use the new software.

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Meet


Definition: To come together with someone.

  • I will meet my friend at the park.
  • They meet every Sunday for coffee.
  • She is happy to meet new people.

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Buy


Definition: To get something by paying money.

  • I want to buy a new phone.
  • She bought a gift for her friend.
  • They buy fresh vegetables from the market.

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Sell


Definition: To give something to someone in exchange for money.

  • I want to sell my old toys at the yard sale.
  • The shop will sell fresh fruits and vegetables.
  • He decided to sell his bike because he needed money.

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Believe


Definition: To accept as true or to have faith in something.

  • I believe in working hard to achieve my goals.
  • She believes that kindness is important.
  • Understanding what you believe helps shape your values.

Believe in a sentence


Remember


Definition: To keep information in your mind or to recall it.

  • Please remember to bring your book to class.
  • He tried to remember her birthday.
  • Understanding how to remember things can help with studying.

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Forget


Definition: To fail to remember something.

  • I often forget where I put my keys.
  • She tends to forget names easily.
  • Don't forget to bring your lunch tomorrow.

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Hate


Definition: To strongly dislike someone or something.

  • He said he hates eating vegetables.
  • She expressed her hate for long meetings.
  • It's not good to hate others; we should focus on kindness.

Hate in a sentence


Prefer


Definition: To like one thing more than another.

  • I prefer chocolate ice cream over vanilla.
  • She would prefer to stay home tonight.
  • They prefer to play outside instead of inside.

Prefer in a sentence


Try


Definition: To make an effort to do something.

  • You should try your best on the test.
  • He decided to try a new sport this year.
  • Understanding how to try new things can lead to growth.

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Stop


Definition: To end or not continue something.

  • Please stop talking during the lesson.
  • The bus will stop at the next station.
  • He stopped playing because he was tired.

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Continue


Definition: To keep going or persist in an action or process.

  • They will continue their studies next year.
  • She decided to continue practicing the piano.
  • He wants to continue the project despite challenges.

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Wait


Definition: To stay in one place until something happens.

  • Please wait for me after school.
  • I will wait for my turn.
  • He had to wait in line for tickets.

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Pay


Definition: To give money for goods or services.

  • I will pay for my lunch today.
  • She forgot to pay the bill on time.
  • They need to pay for their movie tickets.

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Work


Definition: activity involving mental or physical effort

  • He has a lot of work to do this week.
  • She enjoys her work as a teacher.
  • They finished their work ahead of schedule.

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Exercise


Definition: Physical activity to improve health and fitness.

  • I try to exercise every day to stay healthy.
  • She enjoys exercise classes at the gym.
  • He includes exercise in his daily routine.

Exercise in a sentence


Relax


Definition: To become less tense or anxious; to rest.

  • I like to relax by reading a book.
  • After a long day, it's important to relax.
  • She listens to music to help her relax.

Relax in a sentence


Compete


Definition: To strive to gain or win something by defeating others.

  • They will compete in the science fair next week.
  • He loves to compete in sports with his friends.
  • Understanding how to compete fairly promotes sportsmanship.

Compete in a sentence


Succeed


Definition: To achieve a desired goal or result.

  • If you study hard, you will succeed in your exams.
  • She worked hard to succeed in her career.
  • Understanding what it means to succeed can motivate efforts.

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Fail


Definition: To not succeed in achieving a goal or task.

  • He tried to solve the problem but failed.
  • She learned from her fail and tried again.
  • Understanding failure can lead to valuable lessons.

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Improve


Definition: To make something better or enhance it.

  • He wants to improve his math skills.
  • She practices daily to improve her singing.
  • Reading can help improve your vocabulary.

Improve in a sentence


Change


Definition: To make something different; the act of becoming different.

  • She decided to change her hairstyle.
  • He likes to change his routine every month.
  • Change is a natural part of life.

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Develop


Definition: To grow or cause to grow and become more advanced.

  • They want to develop new technology for clean energy.
  • Children develop new skills as they grow.
  • We will develop a plan for the project together.

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Support


Definition: To help or provide assistance to someone or something.

  • Friends should support each other.
  • The community came together to support the event.
  • We need to support local businesses.

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Encourage


Definition: To give support, confidence, or hope to someone.

  • Teachers encourage students to do their best.
  • Her friends encourage her to pursue her dreams.
  • Understanding how to encourage others builds positivity.

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Respect


Definition: admiration for someone or something

  • We should always show respect to our teachers.
  • He earned respect for his hard work.
  • Respecting others is important in friendships.

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Understand


Definition: to grasp the meaning of something

  • I hope you understand the instructions.
  • She tried to understand the math problem.
  • He explained it so I could understand better.

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Explain


Definition: to make something clear or easy to understand

  • The teacher will explain the math problem step-by-step.
  • He tried to explain his idea to the group.
  • Understanding how to explain concepts is important for communication.

Explain in a sentence


Describe


Definition: to give details about something

  • Can you describe your favorite animal?
  • He asked her to describe the book she read.
  • Understanding how to describe things enhances communication skills.

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Discuss


Definition: To talk about something with someone; to share ideas.

  • We will discuss our project in class tomorrow.
  • They like to discuss their favorite books.
  • He called to discuss the upcoming event.

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Argue


Definition: to express different opinions or reasons

  • They often argue about which movie to watch.
  • He didn't want to argue with his friend.
  • The students will argue their points in the debate.

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Complain


Definition: To express dissatisfaction or annoyance about something.

  • She likes to complain about the weather.
  • He often complains when he has too much homework.
  • They decided to complain to the manager about the service.

Complain in a sentence


Suggest


Definition: to offer an idea or plan

  • I suggest we study together for the test.
  • She suggested a new restaurant to try.
  • He will suggest a movie for our next movie night.

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Recommend


Definition: To suggest something as being good or suitable; to advise.

  • I recommend this book for your reading list.
  • She will recommend a restaurant for dinner.
  • He asked for a recommendation for a movie to watch.

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Invite


Definition: To ask someone to join or participate in an event.

  • She decided to invite her friends to the party.
  • They invite students to apply for scholarships.
  • An invite to the concert was a surprise.

Invite in a sentence


Accept


Definition: To receive or agree to something offered or suggested.

  • I am happy to accept your invitation to the party.
  • She decided to accept the job offer.
  • He couldn't accept the terms of the agreement.

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Refuse


Definition: To show that you will not accept or agree to something.

  • She decided to refuse the invitation to the party.
  • He had to refuse the offer because it wasn't right for him.
  • Understanding how to refuse politely is important for communication.

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Promise


Definition: A commitment to do or not do something.

  • I made a promise to help my friend with homework.
  • She promised to keep the secret.
  • He broke his promise to return the book.

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Offer


Definition: To present something for someone to accept or reject.

  • He made an offer to help with the project.
  • She received a job offer after her interview.
  • Understanding how to make an offer is important in negotiations.

Offer in a sentence


Agree


Definition: To have the same opinion or to accept something.

  • They all agree on the best solution.
  • I agree that we should help each other.
  • She nodded to show she agreed with the idea.

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Disagree


Definition: To have a different opinion or to not agree with someone.

  • They often disagree about which movie to watch.
  • She disagrees with his viewpoint on the topic.
  • Understanding how to disagree respectfully is important.

Disagree in a sentence


Warn


Definition: to inform someone about a danger

  • She warned him about the upcoming storm.
  • He warned his friend not to touch the hot stove.
  • The teacher warned the students about the test.

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Inform


Definition: To give someone information.

  • Please inform me about the changes to the schedule.
  • He was asked to inform the class about the project.
  • They will inform us of the results next week.

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Persuade


Definition: to convince someone to do or believe something

  • She tried to persuade her friend to join the club.
  • He was able to persuade his parents to let him go.
  • Understanding persuade helps in effective communication.

Persuade in a sentence


Convince


Definition: To persuade someone to believe or do something.

  • I want to convince him to join us.
  • She tried to convince her parents to let her go.
  • They need to convince the committee of their plan.

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Remind


Definition: To cause someone to remember something.

  • Please remind me to bring my homework.
  • He reminded her of their plans for the weekend.
  • I need to remind you about the meeting tomorrow.

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Celebrate


Definition: To acknowledge a special event or occasion with joy.

  • We will celebrate her birthday with a party.
  • They plan to celebrate the victory together.
  • It's important to celebrate achievements, big or small.

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Participate


Definition: To take part in an activity or event.

  • He decided to participate in the art competition.
  • She loves to participate in class discussions.
  • They will participate in the community cleanup.

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Volunteer


Definition: A person who offers to help without being paid.

  • I like to volunteer at the animal shelter.
  • She became a volunteer to help the community.
  • They need volunteers for the local event.

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Contribute


Definition: To give something, such as time or money, to help achieve a goal.

  • She decided to contribute her time to the local shelter.
  • Everyone can contribute to the community.
  • He wants to contribute ideas during the meeting.

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Achieve


Definition: To successfully reach a goal or obtain something through effort.

  • He worked hard to achieve his dream of becoming a doctor.
  • They hope to achieve their target by the end of the month.
  • She was proud to achieve her personal best in the race.

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Discover


Definition: To find out something new or learn about it.

  • She hopes to discover new places on her trip.
  • They will discover interesting facts in science class.
  • He wants to discover his hidden talent.

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Explore


Definition: To travel through an area to learn about it; to investigate.

  • They plan to explore the forest this weekend.
  • She loves to explore new cities when she travels.
  • He wants to explore the ocean depths.

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Experience


Definition: Knowledge or skill gained through doing something.

  • I gained a lot of experience from my summer job.
  • Her experience in cooking helps her make delicious meals.
  • Traveling gives you the experience of different cultures.

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Imagine


Definition: To form a mental image or concept of something.

  • She can imagine a world without pollution.
  • He likes to imagine what the future will be like.
  • They asked the kids to imagine their dream houses.

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Design


Definition: A plan or drawing for something.

  • He made a beautiful design for the dress.
  • The building has a modern design.
  • She loves to design clothes.

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Introduce


Definition: To present someone or something to another person.

  • I will introduce my friend to the class.
  • Can you introduce the new book we are reading?
  • She will introduce the guest speaker at the meeting.

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Perform


Definition: To carry out a task or entertain an audience.

  • He will perform a magic trick at the party.
  • They love to perform in front of their friends.
  • She will perform a dance at the school event.

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Demonstrate


Definition: To show or prove something through examples or evidence.

  • She will demonstrate the experiment in class.
  • He wanted to demonstrate how the machine works.
  • The teacher used visuals to demonstrate the concept.

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Represent


Definition: To act or speak on behalf of someone or something.

  • They will represent our class at the meeting.
  • He wanted to represent his country in the Olympics.
  • The flag represents our nation's values and history.

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Express


Definition: To convey thoughts or feelings; to show something clearly.

  • She likes to express her ideas through writing.
  • He expressed his gratitude with a thank-you note.
  • Art allows people to express their emotions.

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Reflect


Definition: To bounce back light or heat; to think deeply about something.

  • The mirror will reflect your image.
  • She likes to reflect on her day before sleeping.
  • He took time to reflect on his choices.

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Analyze


Definition: To examine something in detail to understand it better.

  • He will analyze the data for his report.
  • She learned how to analyze texts critically.
  • They need to analyze the results before making decisions.

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Compare


Definition: to examine the similarities and differences

  • Let's compare our test scores to see who did better.
  • She likes to compare different types of fruits.
  • You can compare the prices before buying.

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Contrast


Definition: To compare in a way that highlights differences.

  • They discussed the contrast between the two books.
  • The contrast in colors made the painting vivid.
  • He showed the contrast between summer and winter.

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Summarize


Definition: To give a brief statement of the main points; to condense information.

  • Please summarize the chapter we read.
  • He can summarize the movie plot in a few sentences.
  • She asked him to summarize his findings for the class.

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Evaluate


Definition: To judge or assess something.

  • We need to evaluate the results of the test.
  • She will evaluate the project based on creativity.
  • He evaluated the students' work fairly.

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Justify


Definition: To show or prove something to be right or reasonable.

  • You need to justify your choice with evidence.
  • He tried to justify his actions during the meeting.
  • It's hard to justify spending so much money on a game.

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Organize


Definition: To arrange or put things in order.

  • I will organize my desk tomorrow.
  • She likes to organize events for her friends.
  • They need to organize their notes before the exam.

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Arrange


Definition: To organize or put things in a specific order.

  • Please arrange the books by size.
  • She will arrange the chairs for the meeting.
  • He likes to arrange flowers in a vase.

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Prepare


Definition: To make ready for a specific purpose; to get things ready.

  • I will prepare dinner for my family tonight.
  • She needs to prepare for her presentation.
  • We should prepare our materials before the project starts.

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Cooperate


Definition: To work together with others towards a common goal.

  • They need to cooperate to finish the project on time.
  • The students will cooperate during the group activity.
  • She learned to cooperate with her classmates.

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Collaborate


Definition: To work together with others on a project.

  • We will collaborate on the group assignment.
  • The students collaborate to build a model.
  • They like to collaborate with different artists.

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Negotiate


Definition: To discuss something in order to reach an agreement.

  • They had to negotiate the terms of the contract.
  • He was skilled at negotiate a fair deal.
  • The two countries met to negotiate peace terms.

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Mediate


Definition: To intervene in a situation to help resolve a conflict.

  • She will mediate the discussion between the two friends.
  • He trained to mediate disputes effectively.
  • They need someone to mediate their differences.

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Facilitate


Definition: To make an action or process easier or more achievable.

  • Teachers facilitate discussions to enhance learning.
  • He was asked to facilitate the meeting to keep it on track.
  • Understanding how to facilitate can improve group dynamics.

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Mentor


Definition: An experienced and trusted advisor who guides someone less experienced.

  • He found a mentor to help him with his career.
  • She acts as a mentor for new students.
  • Understanding the role of a mentor can aid in personal development.

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Coach


Definition: A person who trains and instructs a team or individual.

  • My coach helps me improve my basketball skills.
  • We have a great coach who teaches us teamwork.
  • I want to be a coach when I grow up.

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Guide


Definition: To lead or direct someone; a person who provides information or advice.

  • The teacher will guide us during the field trip.
  • He used a map to guide us through the city.
  • She is a guide at the museum.

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Lead


Definition: To guide or direct a group or activity.

  • She will lead the class project this month.
  • Good leaders know how to lead by example.
  • I want to lead my team to victory.

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Inspire


Definition: To fill someone with the urge or ability to do something, especially creative work.

  • Books can inspire us to dream big.
  • Her speech was meant to inspire the students.
  • He hopes to inspire others through his art.

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Motivate


Definition: To encourage someone to do something.

  • Teachers motivate their students to learn.
  • A good coach knows how to motivate the team.
  • She found ways to motivate herself to study harder.

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Challenge


Definition: A difficult task or situation that requires effort to overcome.

  • I accepted the challenge to run a marathon.
  • The puzzle was a fun challenge to solve.
  • She faced the challenge of learning a new language.

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Assist


Definition: To help someone with a task or problem.

  • I will assist you with your homework if you need help.
  • The teacher asked me to assist my classmates during the project.
  • Doctors assist patients in getting better.

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Enhance


Definition: To improve or make better; to increase quality.

  • They want to enhance the features of the app.
  • She took a course to enhance her skills.
  • The new software will enhance productivity in the office.

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Enrich


Definition: To improve or enhance the quality of something; to make it better.

  • Reading can enrich your knowledge and understanding of the world.
  • The program aims to enrich students' learning experiences.
  • Traveling can enrich your life with new cultures and ideas.

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Strengthen


Definition: to make something stronger or more effective

  • She wants to strengthen her math skills for the test.
  • They work to strengthen their community through outreach.
  • Exercise can help strengthen your muscles.

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Promote


Definition: To support or encourage something; to help something grow.

  • The school wants to promote healthy eating.
  • She was promoted to a higher position at work.
  • They promote their events through social media.

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Advocate


Definition: To support or argue for a cause or policy.

  • She is an advocate for environmental protection.
  • He advocates for better education in schools.
  • Many people advocate for animal rights.

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Champion


Definition: A person who fights for a cause or who wins a competition.

  • She is a champion for animal rights.
  • He became the champion of the tennis tournament.
  • Understanding what it means to be a champion inspires others.

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Influence


Definition: The ability to have an effect on someone or something.

  • Friends can influence our choices.
  • Her speech had a positive influence on the crowd.
  • He wants to influence others in a good way.

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Initiate


Definition: To begin or start something.

  • They plan to initiate a new project next month.
  • He will initiate the discussion on the topic.
  • Understanding how to initiate can lead to successful outcomes.

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Launch


Definition: to start something, especially a product or project

  • They will launch the new app next week.
  • The rocket will launch into space at noon.
  • She helped launch the campaign for recycling.

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Execute


Definition: To carry out or perform a plan or task.

  • He will execute the project plan next week.
  • The team needs to execute their ideas effectively.
  • Understanding how to execute tasks is essential for success.

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Implement


Definition: To put into effect or action; to carry out.

  • We need to implement the new rules.
  • The school will implement a new program.
  • They plan to implement changes next year.

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Monitor


Definition: To watch or check something carefully; a device for displaying information.

  • He will monitor the progress of the project.
  • The teacher uses a monitor to display lessons.
  • They installed a monitor to track the system.

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Assess


Definition: To evaluate or estimate the nature or quality of something.

  • The teacher will assess the students' progress.
  • She assessed the damage after the storm.
  • They need to assess the situation carefully.

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Review


Definition: To look over something again or to evaluate it.

  • I need to review my notes before the exam.
  • She wrote a review of the movie online.
  • He will review the assignment tomorrow.

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Revise


Definition: To change or improve something.

  • You should revise your essay before submitting it.
  • He had to revise his project after receiving feedback.
  • The teacher asked them to revise their answers.

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Adapt


Definition: To change or adjust to new conditions.

  • Animals must adapt to their environment.
  • She will adapt her plans if necessary.
  • Learning to adapt is a valuable skill.

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Customize


Definition: To modify something to fit personal preferences.

  • You can customize your phone with different cases.
  • She decided to customize her backpack with patches.
  • To customize the game, you can change the settings.

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Personalize


Definition: To make something unique to an individual.

  • You can personalize your backpack with patches.
  • She likes to personalize her phone with photos.
  • Personalizing gifts can make them more special.

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Innovate


Definition: To introduce new ideas or methods; to make changes to improve.

  • Companies need to innovate to stay competitive.
  • She loves to innovate in her art projects.
  • They plan to innovate their product line next year.

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Transform


Definition: to change something completely

  • The caterpillar will transform into a butterfly.
  • She wants to transform her bedroom into a cozy space.
  • Education can transform lives for the better.

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Revolutionize


Definition: to completely change something

  • The invention of the internet revolutionized communication.
  • Her ideas could revolutionize the way we learn.
  • They aim to revolutionize the industry with new technology.

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Optimize


Definition: To make the best or most effective use of something.

  • They want to optimize their study schedule.
  • She learned how to optimize her time management.
  • Optimizing resources can lead to better results.

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Streamline


Definition: To make a process more efficient by simplifying it.

  • They want to streamline the application process.
  • The new software will help streamline our workflow.
  • Understanding how to streamline tasks improves productivity.

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Simplify


Definition: To make something easier or simpler.

  • She tried to simplify the instructions for the project.
  • They wanted to simplify the process of ordering.
  • Simplifying math problems can help students learn.

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Clarify


Definition: To make something clear or easier to understand.

  • Can you clarify your question for me?
  • She tried to clarify the instructions for the assignment.
  • He asked the teacher to clarify the homework requirements.

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Articulate


Definition: able to express ideas clearly and effectively

  • She is very articulate when she speaks.
  • Being articulate helps in presentations.
  • He learned to be more articulate in his arguments.

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Communicate


Definition: To share or exchange information, ideas, or feelings.

  • We use language to communicate with others.
  • She likes to communicate through text messages.
  • It's important to communicate clearly.

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Convey


Definition: To communicate or make known.

  • She used pictures to convey her message.
  • Words can convey feelings and ideas.
  • He tried to convey his thoughts clearly.

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Transmit


Definition: to send or convey information, signals, or energy

  • They transmit data over the internet.
  • She learned how to transmit messages securely.
  • The radio will transmit the news at noon.

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Distribute


Definition: To give out or spread something to several people or places.

  • They will distribute food to the needy.
  • The teacher will distribute the worksheets in class.
  • He helped distribute flyers for the event.

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Publish


Definition: To make a book, article, or other content available to the public.

  • She wants to publish her first novel this year.
  • The magazine will publish her article next month.
  • They decided to publish the results of their research.

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Broadcast


Definition: to transmit information or entertainment over the airwaves

  • They will broadcast the game live on television.
  • The news will be broadcast at 6 PM.
  • She listened to the radio broadcast while driving.

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Report


Definition: A spoken or written account of something.

  • I need to write a report about my science project.
  • The news report covered the recent event.
  • He will report the findings to the class.

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Document


Definition: A written or printed paper that provides information.

  • Please sign the document.
  • I need to read this document carefully.
  • They stored the document in a safe place.

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Archive


Definition: A collection of historical documents or records.

  • We store old papers in the archive.
  • The library has an archive of local history.
  • You can find many interesting facts in the archive.

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Record


Definition: To capture or store information; a written account of something.

  • I will record the lecture for later.
  • They set a new record in the race.
  • She likes to record her thoughts in a journal.

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Preserve


Definition: To keep something in its original state; to protect from change.

  • We need to preserve our environment for future generations.
  • She used sugar to preserve the fruit.
  • They want to preserve the historical building.

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Maintain


Definition: To keep something in good condition or continue a process.

  • He works hard to maintain his grades.
  • She needs to maintain her bike for safety.
  • They maintain the park to keep it clean.

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Sustain


Definition: To support or maintain something over time.

  • We need to sustain our environment for future generations.
  • She works to sustain local wildlife.
  • Sustainable practices help sustain our resources.

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Protect


Definition: To keep safe from harm or danger.

  • We need to protect the environment.
  • She wears a helmet to protect her head.
  • They work to protect endangered species.

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Safeguard


Definition: a measure taken to protect

  • They installed a safeguard to prevent accidents.
  • The rules act as a safeguard for students.
  • He took steps to safeguard his health.

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Ensure


Definition: To make certain that something will happen or be the case.

  • Please ensure you have all your materials for class.
  • They took steps to ensure everyone was safe.
  • It's important to ensure that your work is complete.

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Guarantee


Definition: A promise or assurance that something will happen or be done.

  • The warranty is a guarantee for the product.
  • She offered a money-back guarantee on the service.
  • He gave a guarantee that the work would be completed on time.

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Validate


Definition: to confirm or support the truth of something

  • The results will validate our research findings.
  • She needed to validate her parking ticket.
  • He sought to validate his theory with evidence.

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Verify


Definition: to check or confirm

  • Please verify the information before sharing.
  • I need to verify your identity.
  • The teacher will verify the students' attendance.

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Confirm


Definition: To establish the truth or correctness of something.

  • Please confirm your attendance at the event.
  • The doctor will confirm the diagnosis soon.
  • I need to confirm the meeting time with her.

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Authenticate


Definition: To verify the identity or origin of something.

  • They needed to authenticate the signature on the document.
  • He was asked to authenticate the painting's provenance.
  • The museum works to authenticate its exhibits.

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Substantiate


Definition: To provide evidence to support or prove the truth of something.

  • He was able to substantiate his claims with data.
  • The study aims to substantiate the effectiveness of the drug.
  • They needed to substantiate their findings for publication.

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Corroborate


Definition: To confirm or support a statement or theory with evidence.

  • The witness was able to corroborate the suspect's alibi.
  • His findings corroborate the results of previous studies.
  • The teacher asked for proof to corroborate her claims.

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Establish


Definition: to set up or create something

  • They want to establish a new club at school.
  • The scientist aims to establish a connection between the two variables.
  • Understanding how to establish rules is important for organization.

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Uphold


Definition: To maintain or support; to stand firm on a principle.

  • They vowed to uphold the school's values.
  • The court decided to uphold the previous ruling.
  • She strives to uphold her family traditions.

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Foster


Definition: to encourage or promote the development of something

  • Teachers foster creativity in their students.
  • They aim to foster a love of reading among children.
  • Understanding how to foster positive environments is important.

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Cultivate


Definition: to prepare land for growing crops; to develop skills

  • Farmers cultivate the land for planting.
  • She wants to cultivate her writing skills.
  • They cultivate relationships with local businesses.

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Nurture


Definition: To care for and encourage the growth of something.

  • Parents nurture their children with love.
  • She wants to nurture her plants carefully.
  • Nurturing talent is important for success.

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Empower


Definition: To give someone the authority or power to do something.

  • Education can empower individuals to succeed.
  • She wants to empower young girls through leadership training.
  • Understanding your rights can empower you.

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Enable


Definition: To make something possible or allow it to happen.

  • The new software will enable faster processing.
  • She hopes to enable her friends to succeed.
  • Education can enable people to achieve their dreams.

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Amplify


Definition: To make something stronger or larger, especially sound or effects.

  • They wanted to amplify their message to reach more people.
  • The speaker aimed to amplify their voices during the rally.
  • She used social media to amplify her campaign.

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Magnify


Definition: To make something appear larger than it is; to increase in size or importance.

  • He used a lens to magnify the small text.
  • She wanted to magnify her image for the presentation.
  • Magnifying glasses can help with reading tiny print.

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Elevate


Definition: To raise or improve something to a higher level.

  • The program aims to elevate students' learning experiences.
  • She hopes to elevate her skills through practice.
  • Effective feedback can elevate one's performance.

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Uplift


Definition: To raise or elevate; to improve someone's mood or spirits.

  • She hoped to uplift her friends with kind words.
  • The project aims to uplift the community.
  • Uplifting music can make a big difference in mood.

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Stimulate


Definition: To encourage activity or growth; to cause a response.

  • The teacher tried to stimulate interest in science.
  • Exercise can stimulate the body and mind.
  • He used questions to stimulate discussion in class.

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Provoke


Definition: to cause a reaction or emotion

  • The speech was meant to provoke thought.
  • She didn’t mean to provoke him with her comments.
  • His actions could provoke a strong response.

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Question


Definition: A sentence or phrase used to ask for information.

  • She raised her hand to ask a question.
  • The teacher answered my question.
  • He had a question about the homework assignment.

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Interrogate


Definition: To ask someone questions formally or aggressively, often in a police context.

  • The detective had to interrogate the suspect for more information.
  • They will interrogate witnesses during the trial.
  • She learned how to interrogate effectively in her training.

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Dissect


Definition: To cut apart or examine something, often for analysis.

  • In biology, we dissect frogs to learn about anatomy.
  • She had to dissect a text to understand its meaning.
  • Understanding how to dissect information improves comprehension.

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Scrutinize


Definition: to examine something very closely

  • He will scrutinize the data for errors.
  • The teacher will scrutinize the students' projects.
  • Scrutinize your work before submitting it.

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Investigate


Definition: To look into something carefully to find out information.

  • The teacher will investigate why the homework was not done.
  • Police investigate crimes to find the truth.
  • We need to investigate the results of the experiment.

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Research


Definition: A careful study to learn more about something.

  • We need to do research for our project.
  • Her research on animals was fascinating.
  • He enjoys research in science.

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Educate


Definition: To teach someone about a subject.

  • Teachers educate students every day.
  • We want to educate people about recycling.
  • She volunteers to educate children in her community.

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Enlighten


Definition: To give someone greater knowledge or understanding about a topic.

  • The lecture aimed to enlighten students about climate change.
  • Reading can enlighten us about different cultures.
  • She hoped to enlighten her friends on the subject.

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Instruct


Definition: To teach or give orders; to provide information or guidance.

  • The teacher will instruct the students on the project.
  • He was asked to instruct the group on safety procedures.
  • She learned how to instruct others effectively.

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Train


Definition: A vehicle that runs on tracks.

  • We traveled by train to another city.
  • The train arrived at the station.
  • She took the train to work.

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Equip


Definition: To provide someone or something with the necessary tools or resources.

  • The school will equip students with laptops for learning.
  • He was equipped with the skills to succeed.
  • Equip yourself with knowledge for better opportunities.

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Furnish


Definition: To provide furniture or equipment for a space.

  • They plan to furnish the new apartment soon.
  • She wants to furnish her room with a desk.
  • The school will furnish the classrooms with supplies.

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Supply


Definition: To provide something that is needed.

  • The store supplies fresh vegetables.
  • They supply water to the whole city.
  • The teacher supplied us with books.

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Provide


Definition: to supply or give something

  • The teacher will provide the materials for the project.
  • They need to provide proof of residence.
  • The charity aims to provide food for the hungry.

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Deliver


Definition: To bring or hand over something to a person or place.

  • The mailman will deliver the letters tomorrow.
  • She will deliver her speech at the school assembly.
  • Can you deliver this package to my friend?

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Allocate


Definition: To distribute resources or duties for a specific purpose.

  • The teacher will allocate tasks for the project.
  • They need to allocate enough time for studying.
  • The budget will be allocated to various departments.

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Assign


Definition: to give someone a task or responsibility

  • The teacher will assign homework every Friday.
  • I will assign a project to the students next week.
  • They assign roles for the school play to each student.

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Designate


Definition: To officially assign a role or title to someone or something.

  • They will designate the new classroom next week.
  • He was designated as the team leader for the project.
  • Understanding how to designate roles helps in organization.

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Appoint


Definition: To assign someone to a position or role.

  • The manager will appoint her as team leader.
  • He was appointed to the committee for new policies.
  • They decided to appoint a new representative.

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Elect


Definition: to choose someone for a position by voting

  • They will elect a new student council president next week.
  • He hopes to elect representatives who care about the community.
  • Understanding how to elect leaders is important in democracy.

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Nominate


Definition: to officially suggest someone for a position or award

  • She decided to nominate her friend for the scholarship.
  • He was nominated for best actor at the awards.
  • They will nominate candidates for the committee next week.

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Select


Definition: to choose something

  • Please select your favorite book from the list.
  • He had to select a team for the project.
  • She will select the best candidate for the job.

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Favor


Definition: To support or prefer something; an act of kindness.

  • Can you do me a favor and help with my homework?
  • She asked for a favor from her friend.
  • I always try to favor those who work hard.

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Endorse


Definition: To support or approve something, often officially.

  • The teacher will endorse the student's project.
  • He endorsed the product in a commercial.
  • Understanding how to endorse can enhance credibility.

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Propose


Definition: To suggest a plan or idea for consideration.

  • He wants to propose a new project to his manager.
  • She will propose a solution to the problem.
  • They plan to propose changes to the rules.

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Present


Definition: To show or give something; also refers to the current time.

  • She will present her project to the class.
  • He wrapped the present for his friend.
  • The present moment is all we truly have.

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Commence


Definition: to begin or start

  • The meeting will commence at 10 AM.
  • They plan to commence construction next week.
  • The festival will commence with a parade.

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Begin


Definition: To start or commence something.

  • We will begin the lesson now.
  • He wants to begin a new project next week.
  • Please begin your assignment when you're ready.

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Undertake


Definition: To take on a responsibility or task, often requiring effort.

  • He will undertake the project to improve the school's garden.
  • She agreed to undertake the role of team leader.
  • They decided to undertake an investigation into the issue.

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Embark


Definition: To begin a journey or to start an important project.

  • They will embark on their adventure early in the morning.
  • She decided to embark on a new career path.
  • The team will embark on their project next week.

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Pursue


Definition: To follow or chase something.

  • She wants to pursue a career in medicine.
  • He decided to pursue his studies abroad.
  • They plan to pursue their dreams despite challenges.

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Follow


Definition: To go or come after; to obey or support someone.

  • Please follow the instructions carefully.
  • He decided to follow his dreams and start a business.
  • She will follow her friend to the store.

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Chase


Definition: To run after someone or something in order to catch them.

  • The dog loves to chase the ball in the park.
  • She had to chase her little brother to catch him.
  • Chasing dreams requires hard work and determination.

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Seek


Definition: To actively look for or search for something.

  • She will seek help with her homework.
  • He decided to seek new opportunities.
  • They seek knowledge through education.

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Hunt


Definition: To search for and capture or kill animals or to seek something.

  • We will hunt for Easter eggs this weekend.
  • He loves to hunt for treasure on the beach.
  • In the fall, many people hunt for deer.

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Search


Definition: To look for something.

  • I will search for my missing book.
  • They search for information online.
  • He likes to search for new recipes.

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Uncover


Definition: To reveal or make something known; to discover something hidden.

  • They worked to uncover the truth behind the mystery.
  • She wanted to uncover new information for her project.
  • Uncovering hidden talents can boost confidence.

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Reveal


Definition: To make something known or visible that was hidden.

  • The magician will reveal his secrets at the end.
  • She was excited to reveal her project to the class.
  • The study aims to reveal new insights into the topic.

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Expose


Definition: To make something visible or known; to uncover.

  • The teacher wanted to expose the students to new ideas.
  • He decided to expose the truth about the project.
  • The sunlight can expose the colors in the painting.

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Unveil


Definition: To reveal or make known for the first time.

  • They will unveil the new product next week.
  • The artist will unveil her latest sculpture at the gallery.
  • Understanding how to unveil can enhance presentations.

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Disclose


Definition: To reveal or make known information.

  • She decided to disclose her plans for the project.
  • It’s important to disclose any conflicts of interest.
  • The company will disclose its financial results next week.

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Illustrate


Definition: To explain or make something clear by using examples or pictures.

  • I will illustrate my story with drawings.
  • The teacher will illustrate the lesson on the board.
  • Using images can help us illustrate complex ideas.

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Showcase


Definition: To display or present something in an attractive way.

  • The museum will showcase local artists.
  • She created a showcase for her science project.
  • The event was a great way to showcase new talent.

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Exhibit


Definition: A display or presentation of items, often in a museum.

  • The museum will exhibit ancient artifacts.
  • We visited the art exhibit downtown.
  • She created an exhibit for her science project.

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Display


Definition: to show or exhibit something

  • They will display their artwork at the gallery.
  • He loves to display his collection of stamps.
  • Understanding display enhances presentation skills.

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Act


Definition: To do something or perform.

  • He decided to act in the school play.
  • She will act as the leader during the project.
  • They learned how to act in front of an audience.

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Engage


Definition: To participate or become involved in something.

  • We need to engage the students in the lesson.
  • He wants to engage in community service.
  • The teacher asked questions to engage the class.

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Involve


Definition: To include or engage someone or something in an activity.

  • The project will involve students from different grades.
  • They want to involve the community in the decision-making.
  • It's important to involve parents in school activities.

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Aid


Definition: Help or support; assistance given to those in need.

  • They provided aid to the victims of the disaster.
  • He received financial aid for his studies.
  • The organization offers medical aid in emergencies.

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Grow


Definition: To increase in size or develop; to cultivate plants.

  • Plants need water and sunlight to grow.
  • He wants to grow taller.
  • She will grow flowers in her garden.

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Evolve


Definition: To develop gradually; to change or adapt over time.

  • Species evolve to better adapt to their environments.
  • She watched her skills evolve as she practiced.
  • Understanding how to evolve is important for growth.

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Modify


Definition: To change or adjust something to make it better or more suitable.

  • They decided to modify the design of the project.
  • He will modify his schedule to fit the class.
  • Understanding how to modify things can lead to improvement.

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Adjust


Definition: To change something slightly to improve it.

  • He had to adjust the settings on the camera.
  • You can adjust the volume on the TV.
  • She will adjust her schedule to fit the meeting.

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Refine


Definition: to improve something by making small changes

  • The chef will refine the recipe for better flavor.
  • He aims to refine his skills through practice.
  • They worked to refine the design before production.

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Fine-tune


Definition: To make small adjustments to improve something; to perfect.

  • He needed to fine-tune his presentation before the meeting.
  • She spent hours to fine-tune the project's details.
  • Understanding how to fine-tune can enhance outcomes.

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Elucidate


Definition: To make something clear or explain it in detail.

  • The teacher tried to elucidate the complex concepts.
  • His examples helped elucidate the topic.
  • Understanding how to elucidate can improve teaching methods.

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Expound


Definition: To explain something in detail; to clarify.

  • The teacher asked him to expound on his idea.
  • She expounded her thoughts during the discussion.
  • He wanted to expound on the topic to help others understand.

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Elaborate


Definition: To provide more details or explanation about something; intricate.

  • She asked him to elaborate on his idea.
  • The project was elaborate, with many components.
  • Understanding how to elaborate can improve communication.

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Detail


Definition: An individual feature, fact, or item; the small parts that make up a whole.

  • She focused on every detail of her painting.
  • He provided detail about the project in his report.
  • Understanding detail is important for thoroughness.

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Narrate


Definition: To tell a story or describe events in a structured way.

  • She will narrate the story during the presentation.
  • He learned how to narrate effectively in his writing class.
  • Narrating can make stories more engaging for listeners.

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Recount


Definition: To tell or describe in detail; to narrate.

  • He will recount the events of the field trip in class.
  • She asked him to recount his favorite story.
  • The teacher encouraged students to recount their experiences.

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Relate


Definition: to show or establish a connection between things

  • He can relate his experiences to the story.
  • They relate well to each other because they share interests.
  • Understanding relate helps in making connections.

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Condense


Definition: To make something denser or more concentrated; to shorten.

  • She tried to condense the long article into a summary.
  • The steam will condense into water.
  • He learned how to condense his notes for studying.

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Encapsulate


Definition: To enclose or contain something within a protective layer.

  • The film will encapsulate the product for safety.
  • She wanted to encapsulate her ideas in a report.
  • Encapsulating information helps in presentations.

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Synthesize


Definition: to combine different elements to create something new

  • They aim to synthesize information from various sources.
  • She learned how to synthesize data for her report.
  • He can synthesize ideas into a cohesive argument.

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Integrate


Definition: To combine different parts into a whole.

  • We need to integrate new ideas into our project.
  • The school aims to integrate technology into learning.
  • They worked to integrate various cultures into the community.

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Compile


Definition: To gather and organize information or data into a single document or file.

  • She will compile the results of the survey.
  • He needs to compile the data for his report.
  • They will compile a list of resources for the project.

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Assemble


Definition: To put together parts to form a whole.

  • We need to assemble the new furniture.
  • The students will assemble the project for the fair.
  • He can assemble the model airplane quickly.

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Categorize


Definition: To sort or arrange items into groups based on similarities.

  • We need to categorize the books by genre.
  • She will categorize her toys into different bins.
  • It helps to categorize information for better understanding.

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Classify


Definition: To arrange or organize into categories.

  • They will classify the animals based on their habitats.
  • She learned how to classify the rocks in science class.
  • Classifying information helps with organization.

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Sort


Definition: To arrange things in a specific order.

  • Please sort these papers by date.
  • They will sort the clothes into different boxes.
  • She likes to sort her toys after playing.

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Prioritize


Definition: To arrange or deal with things in order of importance.

  • We need to prioritize our tasks for today.
  • She learned how to prioritize her homework.
  • He will prioritize his health above all else.

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Rank


Definition: A position in a hierarchy or a level of importance.

  • He achieved a high rank in the school's academic competition.
  • Her rank in the team improved after she practiced.
  • The military uses rank to organize personnel.

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Order


Definition: To request something to be made, delivered, or done.

  • I will order a pizza for dinner.
  • Please order the books from the library.
  • We need to order new supplies for the classroom.

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Schedule


Definition: A plan that shows when tasks or events will happen.

  • I have a busy schedule this week.
  • She made a schedule for her study time.
  • They checked the schedule for movie times.

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Map


Definition: A visual representation of an area showing locations and features.

  • I used a map to find my way to the park.
  • The teacher gave us a map for the field trip.
  • She marked the location on the map.

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Strategize


Definition: To plan carefully about how to achieve a goal.

  • They will strategize for the upcoming game.
  • She loves to strategize before making decisions.
  • Strategizing can lead to better outcomes.

Coordinate


Definition: To organize different elements to work together.

  • She will coordinate the event for the school.
  • They need to coordinate their schedules for the meeting.
  • He helps coordinate the team's activities.

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Manage


Definition: to organize or control something

  • She needs to manage her time better this semester.
  • He was hired to manage the new project.
  • They learn how to manage resources effectively.

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Oversee


Definition: To watch over and manage a process or activity.

  • The teacher will oversee the students during the test.
  • He was hired to oversee the construction project.
  • She oversees the training of new employees.

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Direct


Definition: Straightforward; not indirect; to guide someone.

  • Please give me direct answers to my questions.
  • He took a direct route to school today.
  • She wanted to direct the play at school.

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Action Verbs | English B2 Level (Upper Intermediate)

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Conclude


Definition: To finish or bring something to an end.

  • We will conclude the meeting with questions.
  • He decided to conclude his speech with a quote.
  • They conclude the report with recommendations.

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Interpret


Definition: to explain the meaning of something

  • He will interpret the results of the study.
  • She learned to interpret the data accurately.
  • The teacher asked him to interpret the poem.

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Predict


Definition: To say what will happen in the future based on evidence.

  • Scientists can predict weather changes with technology.
  • They tried to predict the outcome of the game.
  • It's difficult to predict how people will react.

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Action Verbs | English C1 Level (Advanced)

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Conceptualize


Definition: To form an idea or concept in one's mind.

  • He can easily conceptualize complex theories.
  • The team needs to conceptualize the product before development.
  • She helped them conceptualize their marketing strategy.

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Criticize


Definition: To express disapproval or to evaluate something negatively.

  • He tends to criticize his own work too harshly.
  • She didn't want to criticize her friend's ideas.
  • It’s important to criticize thoughtfully and constructively.

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Deduce


Definition: To reach a conclusion based on reasoning and evidence.

  • From the clues, we can deduce who the thief is.
  • She was able to deduce the answer from the information given.
  • Using logic, he tried to deduce the meaning of the poem.

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Differentiate


Definition: To recognize or ascertain what makes something different.

  • She can differentiate between similar sounds.
  • In math, we learn to differentiate functions.
  • Understanding how to differentiate is key in science.

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Formulate


Definition: to create or devise a plan

  • They will formulate a strategy for the project.
  • He needs to formulate a response to the issue.
  • The team worked to formulate new ideas.

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Hypothesize


Definition: To propose a theory or explanation based on limited evidence.

  • She hypothesized that exercise improves mood.
  • Researchers hypothesize various outcomes in studies.
  • They hypothesize about the reasons for climate change.

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Action Verbs | English C2 Level (Proficiency / Mastery)

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Augment


Definition: To make something greater by adding to it.

  • They plan to augment their income with a part-time job.
  • She decided to augment her education with online courses.
  • The team aims to augment their resources for the project.

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Critique


Definition: A detailed analysis and assessment of something, often a creative work.

  • She wrote a critique of the poem for her class.
  • The critique helped the artist improve her technique.
  • Understanding critique is important for artistic growth.

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Exemplify


Definition: To show or illustrate by example; to represent.

  • She used a diagram to exemplify the process.
  • His story exemplifies the importance of hard work.
  • Understanding how to exemplify can enhance learning.

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