Irregular Verbs


Irregular Verbs



Irregular Verbs | English A1 Level (Beginner / Elementary)

20 Word


Go


Definition: To move or travel from one place to another.

  • We will go to the park after school.
  • Please go to the library to find a book.
  • It's time to go home and relax.

Go in a sentence


Come


Definition: To move or travel toward the speaker or a specified place.

  • Please come to my birthday party next week.
  • He will come to school early tomorrow.
  • They hope to come back soon after their trip.

Come in a sentence


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?

See 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


Have


Definition: To possess or own something.

  • I have a pet dog named Max.
  • She has a great sense of humor.
  • Understanding the verb "have" is important for communication.

Have in a sentence


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.

Make in a sentence


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


Say


Definition: To express something in words; to speak.

  • Can you say that again?
  • I want to say thank you to my teachers.
  • She didn't know what to say in response.

Say in a sentence


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


Get


Definition: To obtain or receive something.

  • I need to get my homework done before dinner.
  • She will get the book from the library.
  • Can you get me a glass of water, please?

Get 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.

Give in a sentence


Know


Definition: To have information or understanding about something.

  • I know how to solve this math problem.
  • Do you know where the library is?
  • She wants to know more about animals.

Know in a sentence


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.

Think in a sentence


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


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.

Tell in a sentence


Feel


Definition: To sense or experience something.

  • I feel happy today.
  • She felt cold in the winter.
  • He feels tired after running.

Feel in a sentence


Become


Definition: To begin to be or to undergo a change or transformation.

  • She hopes to become a doctor after graduating.
  • He will become more confident with practice.
  • Understanding how to become successful requires effort.

Become in a sentence


Leave


Definition: To go away from a place or to allow someone to go; also refers to time off from work.

  • I will leave for school at 7 AM.
  • He took leave from work to travel.
  • She decided to leave the party early.

Leave in a sentence


Put


Definition: To place something in a specific position.

  • Please put the book on the shelf.
  • He decided to put his phone away during dinner.
  • Understanding the verb "put" is important for instruction.

Put in a sentence



Irregular Verbs | English A2 Level (Pre-Intermediate)

2 Word


Be


Definition: To exist or have a presence.

  • To be happy is important for a good life.
  • I want to be a teacher when I grow up.
  • You should always be yourself.

Be in a sentence


Bring


Definition: to carry or take something to a place

  • Please bring your books to class tomorrow.
  • I will bring dessert to the party.
  • Can you bring your friend along?

Bring in a sentence



Irregular Verbs | English B1 Level (Intermediate)

42 Word


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.

Begin in a sentence


Break


Definition: To separate into pieces or to take a rest.

  • Be careful not to break the glass.
  • Let's take a break after working for two hours.
  • She likes to take a short break during her studies.

Break in a sentence


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.

Build in a sentence


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.

Buy in a sentence


Catch


Definition: To capture or seize something; to intercept.

  • He tried to catch the ball during the game.
  • She was able to catch a cold from her friend.
  • They will catch the bus if they hurry.

Catch in a sentence


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.

Choose in a sentence


Drive


Definition: To operate a vehicle to go from one place to another.

  • I will drive to the store this afternoon.
  • She learned to drive when she turned sixteen.
  • He likes to drive fast cars on the highway.

Drive in a sentence


Fall


Definition: To drop down from a higher position; also refers to the season.

  • Be careful not to fall while climbing.
  • The leaves fall from the trees in autumn.
  • She loves to see the colors of fall.

Fall in a sentence


Fly


Definition: To move through the air using wings or to travel in an aircraft.

  • Birds can fly high in the sky.
  • We will fly to another city for vacation.
  • I saw a plane fly over our house.

Fly in a sentence


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.

Forget in a sentence


Hear


Definition: To perceive sound through the ears.

  • Can you hear the music from the concert?
  • I want to hear the birds singing in the morning.
  • It's important to hear what your teacher says.

Hear in a sentence


Hold


Definition: to grasp or support something

  • She will hold the baby carefully.
  • He asked her to hold his bag while he tied his shoes.
  • Understanding hold is important for actions.

Hold in a sentence


Keep


Definition: To hold or retain possession of something.

  • Please keep your belongings in a safe place.
  • He decided to keep the book after borrowing it.
  • Understanding keep helps in expressing possession.

Keep in a sentence


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.

Learn in a sentence


Lend


Definition: to give something to someone temporarily

  • Can you lend me your book for a week?
  • He agreed to lend her his umbrella for the day.
  • She wanted to lend her notes to a classmate.

Lend in a sentence


Let


Definition: To allow or permit someone to do something.

  • He will let her borrow his book for the weekend.
  • Please let me know if you need help.
  • Understanding "let" is important for clear communication.

Let in a sentence


Lie


Definition: To make a false statement with the intent to deceive.

  • He decided not to lie about his grades.
  • Lying can damage trust in relationships.
  • She caught him in a lie during the conversation.

Lie in a sentence


Lose


Definition: To fail to keep or to come to be without something.

  • If you don't study, you might lose the game.
  • He was sad to lose his favorite toy.
  • Understanding "lose" helps in expressing feelings of disappointment.

Lose in a sentence


Mean


Definition: To have a particular significance or to be unkind.

  • What does this word mean in English?
  • Don't mean to hurt someone's feelings.
  • He didn't mean to be rude; he was just tired.

Mean in a sentence


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.

Meet in a sentence


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.

Pay 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


Ride


Definition: To sit on and be carried by a vehicle, animal, or device.

  • I love to ride my bicycle in the park.
  • She will ride the bus to school tomorrow.
  • He enjoyed the ride on the roller coaster.

Ride in a sentence


Ring


Definition: a circular band, often worn on a finger

  • She received a gold ring for her birthday.
  • He lost his wedding ring while swimming.
  • Understanding rings helps in jewelry discussions.

Ring in a sentence


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.

Run in a sentence


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.

Sell in a sentence


Send


Definition: To cause something to go from one place to another.

  • Please send me the information by email.
  • I will send you a text when I arrive.
  • She plans to send a letter to her friend.

Send in a sentence


Set


Definition: To put something in a particular place or to arrange.

  • I will set the table for dinner.
  • Please set your books on the shelf.
  • We need to set a goal for this project.

Set in a sentence


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.

Show in a sentence


Sit


Definition: To rest with the weight on the buttocks and not on the feet.

  • Please sit down and relax.
  • I like to sit by the window when I read.
  • We will sit together during the movie.

Sit in a sentence


Sleep


Definition: the natural state of rest for the body and mind

  • Sleep is essential for good health and well-being.
  • He aims to get enough sleep every night.
  • Understanding sleep helps improve daily functioning.

Sleep in a sentence


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


Spend


Definition: To use money to buy something; to use time doing something.

  • I want to spend my allowance on a new game.
  • They decided to spend the weekend at the beach.
  • She likes to spend time reading books.

Spend in a sentence


Stand


Definition: to be in an upright position or to support something

  • He asked her to stand for the national anthem.
  • The bookshelf can stand against the wall.
  • Understanding how to stand helps with posture.

Stand in a sentence


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


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.

Teach in a sentence


Throw


Definition: To propel something with force through the air using your arm.

  • He decided to throw the ball to his friend.
  • She can throw the frisbee very far.
  • They learned how to throw in their physical education class.

Throw in a sentence


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.

Understand in a sentence


Wake


Definition: To stop sleeping; to become alert.

  • I wake up early every day.
  • Please wake him up for breakfast.
  • She found it hard to wake in the morning.

Wake in a sentence


Wear


Definition: To have clothing on the body.

  • I like to wear comfortable shoes.
  • She will wear a dress to the party.
  • He decided to wear a hat in the sun.

Wear in a sentence


Win


Definition: To be successful in a competition or achieve victory.

  • I hope to win the race this year.
  • He wants to win a medal in the tournament.
  • They will win if they work together.

Win 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.

Write in a sentence



Irregular Verbs | English C1 Level (Advanced)

85 Word


Abide


Definition: To accept or act in accordance with something.

  • We must abide by the rules of the game.
  • I will abide by your decision, whatever it is.
  • They chose to abide by the terms of the agreement.

Abide in a sentence


Arise


Definition: to come into being; to happen

  • Problems may arise during the project.
  • She hopes good opportunities will arise.
  • If any issues arise, let me know.

Arise in a sentence


Awake


Definition: Not sleeping; alert and aware.

  • He felt awake after drinking coffee.
  • She tries to stay awake during class.
  • I was awake all night thinking about the project.

Awake in a sentence


Bear


Definition: A large, heavy mammal; also, to hold or support something.

  • We saw a bear in the zoo.
  • Please bear with me while I finish.
  • She can bear the weight of the box.

Bear in a sentence


Beat


Definition: To hit something repeatedly; also, a rhythm in music.

  • He can beat the drum really well.
  • The song has a strong beat that I like.
  • She felt her heart beat faster.

Beat in a sentence


Bend


Definition: to curve or shape something

  • I had to bend the wire to fit it into the slot.
  • She can bend the rules occasionally for special cases.
  • The tree began to bend under the weight of the snow.

Bend in a sentence


Bet


Definition: To risk something on the outcome of an event.

  • I bet ten dollars on the game.
  • He made a bet with his friend.
  • They decided to bet on the winner of the race.

Bet in a sentence


Bid


Definition: To offer a certain amount of money for something, especially in an auction.

  • I will bid $50 for that painting.
  • He placed a bid on the old car.
  • The highest bid wins the item.

Bid in a sentence


Bite


Definition: To use teeth to cut into something, often food.

  • She took a big bite of her sandwich.
  • He felt a bite from the mosquito while outside.
  • A small bite of chocolate can satisfy a sweet craving.

Bite in a sentence


Bleed


Definition: To lose blood from the body, often due to injury.

  • He started to bleed after cutting his hand.
  • It’s important to stop bleeding quickly in emergencies.
  • She was careful not to bleed during the game.

Bleed in a sentence


Blow


Definition: To move air or cause something to move by air.

  • The wind began to blow stronger.
  • She watched the leaves blow across the yard.
  • He could blow up the balloon in one breath.

Blow in a sentence


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.

Broadcast in a sentence


Burn


Definition: To be harmed by fire or heat.

  • Be careful not to burn yourself on the stove.
  • I accidentally burned my toast.
  • The fire can burn very hot.

Burn in a sentence


Burst


Definition: To break open or apart suddenly.

  • The balloon will burst if you blow it up too much.
  • She felt her heart burst with joy at the news.
  • The pipe burst, causing water to flood the basement.

Burst in a sentence


Cling


Definition: To hold on tightly to something; to stick or adhere.

  • The child began to cling to her mother in the crowded store.
  • He tried to cling to the rope while climbing.
  • The paint will cling to the wall if applied correctly.

Cling in a sentence


Cost


Definition: The amount of money needed to buy something.

  • The cost of the book is ten dollars.
  • She checked the cost of the concert tickets.
  • It may cost more to travel during the holidays.

Cost in a sentence


Creep


Definition: to move slowly and quietly

  • The cat began to creep towards the sleeping dog.
  • He felt a creep of fear as he walked in the dark.
  • They watched the leaves creep down the tree in autumn.

Creep in a sentence


Cut


Definition: To divide or make something smaller using a sharp tool.

  • Please cut the paper into smaller pieces.
  • He will cut the vegetables for the salad.
  • I need to cut my hair this weekend.

Cut in a sentence


Deal


Definition: To agree on something or to distribute cards in a game.

  • We made a deal to share the snacks.
  • He had to deal with a difficult situation.
  • Let's deal the cards and start the game.

Deal in a sentence


Dig


Definition: To break up and move earth or soil to make a hole.

  • We will dig a hole for the new tree.
  • The kids love to dig in the sand at the beach.
  • He used a shovel to dig a garden bed.

Dig in a sentence


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.

Draw in a sentence


Dream


Definition: A series of thoughts, images, or emotions occurring during sleep; a cherished aspiration.

  • She had a dream about flying last night.
  • He hopes to fulfill his dream of becoming an artist.
  • Dreams can inspire us to achieve our goals.

Dream in a sentence


Feed


Definition: to give food to someone or something

  • She will feed the dog after school.
  • Farmers feed their animals daily.
  • Understanding feed is important for caring for pets.

Feed in a sentence


Fight


Definition: A struggle or argument between people.

  • The two boys had a fight over a toy.
  • They fight for their rights.
  • The soldiers fight to protect their country.

Fight in a sentence


Flee


Definition: To run away from a place or situation of danger.

  • The cat tried to flee when it saw the dog.
  • People had to flee their homes during the storm.
  • He decided to flee the country to find safety.

Flee in a sentence


Fling


Definition: To throw something with force or enthusiasm.

  • He decided to fling the ball across the yard.
  • She gave the dress a fling to see how it looked.
  • With a quick fling, he tossed the paper into the bin.

Fling in a sentence


Forbid


Definition: To prevent someone from doing something.

  • Parents often forbid their children from staying out late.
  • The rules forbid any form of cheating.
  • She was forbidden to eat sweets before dinner.

Forbid in a sentence


Forgive


Definition: To stop feeling angry or resentful toward someone for an offense.

  • I can forgive you for being late.
  • She chose to forgive her friend for the mistake.
  • It's important to forgive others to feel better.

Forgive in a sentence


Freeze


Definition: To turn a liquid into a solid by lowering its temperature.

  • You can freeze water to make ice.
  • They decided to freeze the leftovers for later.
  • Understanding how to freeze food safely is important.

Freeze in a sentence


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.

Grow in a sentence


Hang


Definition: To suspend something from a higher place; to attach.

  • She will hang the picture on the wall.
  • He likes to hang out with friends on weekends.
  • They plan to hang decorations for the party.

Hang in a sentence


Hide


Definition: to conceal something from view

  • She decided to hide the gift until the party.
  • He tried to hide his excitement.
  • The cat likes to hide under the bed.

Hide in a sentence


Hit


Definition: To strike something with force; also means to reach a target.

  • He hit the baseball with the bat.
  • She accidentally hit her head on the door.
  • The song hit the top of the charts.

Hit in a sentence


Hurt


Definition: To cause pain or injury.

  • I hurt my knee while playing soccer.
  • Please don't hurt yourself while climbing.
  • He felt hurt by her words.

Hurt in a sentence


Kneel


Definition: To get down on one or both knees; to pray or show respect.

  • She knelt down to tie her shoelaces.
  • In church, people often kneel to pray.
  • He asked her to kneel for the picture.

Kneel in a sentence


Knit


Definition: To make fabric by interlocking loops of yarn with needles.

  • She loves to knit scarves for her friends.
  • He learned how to knit during winter.
  • Knit sweaters are warm and cozy for cold weather.

Knit in a sentence


Lay


Definition: To put something down in a flat position; to place.

  • Please lay the book on the table.
  • He will lay the tiles on the floor tomorrow.
  • She decided to lay her jacket on the chair.

Lay in a sentence


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.

Lead in a sentence


Leap


Definition: To jump or spring a long distance.

  • He took a leap over the puddle.
  • The cat made a leap onto the windowsill.
  • She felt a thrill with every leap she took on the trampoline.

Leap in a sentence


Light


Definition: A source of illumination; not heavy.

  • The light in the room is bright.
  • She carries a light backpack.
  • He turned on the light to see better.

Light in a sentence


Miss


Definition: To fail to notice or attend to something.

  • I don't want to miss the bus.
  • She felt sad when she missed her friend.
  • Don't miss the chance to see the concert.

Miss in a sentence


Mistake


Definition: An error or something done incorrectly.

  • I made a mistake on my math test.
  • It's okay to make a mistake; we learn from them.
  • She realized her mistake and corrected it.

Mistake in a sentence


Mow


Definition: to cut grass or plants with a lawnmower

  • He needs to mow the lawn this weekend.
  • They took turns mowing the yard.
  • Mowing the grass keeps the yard looking neat.

Mow in a sentence


Overcome


Definition: To succeed in dealing with a problem or difficulty.

  • She worked hard to overcome her fears.
  • He managed to overcome the challenges in his life.
  • They will overcome obstacles together as a team.

Overcome in a sentence


Partake


Definition: To take part in or share something.

  • They decided to partake in the community event.
  • He loves to partake in discussions about books.
  • Understanding how to partake in activities is important.

Partake in a sentence


Quit


Definition: to stop doing something

  • I decided to quit playing video games for a while.
  • He wants to quit his job and travel the world.
  • She plans to quit eating junk food for a healthier lifestyle.

Quit in a sentence


Rise


Definition: To move upward or increase in level.

  • The sun will rise early in the morning.
  • He felt a sense of rise after completing the project.
  • The rise in temperature indicated summer was near.

Rise in a sentence


Sew


Definition: To join or attach fabric pieces together using a needle and thread.

  • She likes to sew her own clothes.
  • Can you sew this button back on?
  • He learned to sew when he was a child.

Sew in a sentence


Shake


Definition: To move something back and forth quickly; can also refer to a beverage mixed by shaking.

  • He likes to shake the bottle before pouring.
  • She gave the jar a shake to mix the contents.
  • They enjoy a milkshake as a treat.

Shake in a sentence


Shed


Definition: A small building used for storage; also refers to losing something, like leaves.

  • He keeps his tools in the shed in the backyard.
  • The tree will shed its leaves in the fall.
  • She plans to build a shed for her gardening supplies.

Shed in a sentence


Shine


Definition: To emit light or reflect brightness; to be bright.

  • The sun will shine brightly tomorrow.
  • Her smile can shine even on the darkest days.
  • He polished the car to make it shine.

Shine in a sentence


Shoot


Definition: To fire a bullet or to take a photograph.

  • He will shoot the basketball during the game.
  • I love to shoot pictures of nature.
  • They plan to shoot the film in the mountains.

Shoot in a sentence


Shut


Definition: to close something; to block an opening

  • Please shut the door quietly behind you.
  • She shut her book after finishing the chapter.
  • The store will shut at 6 PM today.

Shut in a sentence


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.

Sing in a sentence


Sink


Definition: To go down below the surface of a liquid; also refers to a basin for washing.

  • The boat began to sink after hitting the rock.
  • She put dishes in the sink to wash later.
  • The sink in the kitchen was clogged.

Sink in a sentence


Slay


Definition: to kill in a violent way; to impress greatly

  • The knight vowed to slay the dragon.
  • Her performance was so good it felt like she could slay.
  • The hero was known to slay many monsters in the story.

Slay in a sentence


Slide


Definition: to move smoothly along a surface

  • The children love to slide down the playground slide.
  • He watched the car slide on the icy road.
  • She made the papers slide across the table.

Slide in a sentence


Smell


Definition: The sense that allows us to perceive odors; to perceive an odor.

  • The smell of freshly baked cookies filled the room.
  • He could smell flowers in the garden.
  • She loves the smell of rain on the pavement.

Smell in a sentence


Spin


Definition: To turn around quickly; also refers to the act of twisting or rotating.

  • The child loves to spin in circles on the playground.
  • He watched the top spin for a long time.
  • She learned how to spin wool into yarn.

Spin in a sentence


Spit


Definition: To eject saliva from the mouth; also refers to a narrow point of land.

  • He accidentally spat while laughing.
  • The spit on the beach was a great place to fish.
  • She tried not to spit while speaking.

Spit in a sentence


Split


Definition: To divide or separate into parts; a division.

  • She had to split the cake into equal pieces.
  • They decided to split the project into two parts.
  • The wood will split if you hit it too hard.

Split in a sentence


Spread


Definition: To extend or distribute over a larger area.

  • She likes to spread butter on her toast.
  • The news will spread quickly.
  • They spread the blanket out on the grass.

Spread in a sentence


Spring


Definition: The season between winter and summer; a time of growth.

  • Spring is my favorite season for flowers.
  • We will go hiking in the spring.
  • The weather gets warmer in spring.

Spring in a sentence


Steal


Definition: To take something that belongs to someone else without permission.

  • He tried to steal a cookie from the jar.
  • It's wrong to steal from others.
  • She was caught trying to steal a bike.

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Stick


Definition: a thin piece of wood or a similar object

  • He picked up a stick to throw for his dog.
  • The teacher used a stick to point at the board.
  • They used a stick to build a small fort.

Stick in a sentence


Sting


Definition: The sharp pain caused by an insect or plant; also, to pierce with a sharp object.

  • I felt a sting when the bee landed on me.
  • The sting from the jellyfish was painful.
  • Understanding what causes a sting can help in prevention.

Sting in a sentence


Stink


Definition: To have a strong, unpleasant smell; also used to describe something that is bad.

  • The garbage began to stink after a few days.
  • He complained that his shoes had a bad stink.
  • She noticed the stink from the spoiled food.

Stink in a sentence


Stride


Definition: A long step or the manner in which someone walks.

  • He took long strides to keep up with his friends.
  • She walked with a confident stride.
  • Taking a good stride can improve your running speed.

Stride in a sentence


Strike


Definition: To hit or impact something; also used in labor contexts to stop work.

  • He decided to strike the ball during the game.
  • Workers went on strike for better wages.
  • The clock began to strike noon.

Strike in a sentence


String


Definition: A thin piece of material that can be tied or used to hold things together.

  • He used a string to tie the package.
  • The guitar has six strings that produce music.
  • She bought colorful string for her craft project.

String in a sentence


Strive


Definition: To make great efforts to achieve something.

  • She strives to improve her grades every semester.
  • We should strive for excellence in our work.
  • He strives to be a good friend to everyone.

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Swear


Definition: To make a serious promise or to use offensive language.

  • He promised to swear to tell the truth in court.
  • She heard him swear when he stubbed his toe.
  • They swear to help each other no matter what.

Swear in a sentence


Sweep


Definition: To clean a surface by brushing away dirt or debris.

  • I will sweep the floor after dinner.
  • She sweeps the leaves from the yard.
  • He swept the dust off the table.

Sweep in a sentence


Swing


Definition: To move back and forth or side to side; also refers to a seat suspended from above.

  • He loves to swing at the playground on sunny days.
  • The swing in the backyard is his favorite spot.
  • She gave the ball a swing to hit it.

Swing in a sentence


Tear


Definition: A drop of liquid from the eye, usually due to emotion; to rip something.

  • She had a tear in her eye during the sad movie.
  • He felt a tear fall when he was happy.
  • Please don't tear the pages of the book.

Tear in a sentence


Tread


Definition: To step or walk on or over something; also refers to the pattern on a tire.

  • He had to tread carefully on the slippery ground.
  • The tread on her shoes was worn out.
  • Understanding tread patterns is important for safety.

Tread in a sentence


Unbind


Definition: To release or free from binding; to open.

  • She decided to unbind the book to fix the pages.
  • He wanted to unbind his thoughts and express himself freely.
  • They had to unbind the rope carefully.

Unbind in a sentence


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.

Uphold in a sentence


Upset


Definition: To make someone feel sad, worried, or angry.

  • She was upset when her friend moved away.
  • He didn't mean to upset anyone with his comments.
  • The news about the storm upset the entire town.

Upset in a sentence


Weave


Definition: To interlace threads or materials to make fabric or other items.

  • She learned how to weave a basket in art class.
  • They weave cloth from natural fibers.
  • He will weave a beautiful scarf for his grandmother.

Weave in a sentence


Weep


Definition: To cry softly or shed tears.

  • She began to weep when she heard the sad news.
  • It's okay to weep when you're feeling overwhelmed.
  • He tried not to weep during the emotional movie.

Weep in a sentence


Wind


Definition: The movement of air, often felt as a breeze.

  • The wind blew through the trees.
  • She enjoyed flying her kite in the wind.
  • Understanding wind patterns can help in weather forecasting.

Wind in a sentence


Withdraw


Definition: to take back or remove something

  • He decided to withdraw his application.
  • She had to withdraw money from the bank.
  • Understanding withdraw helps in financial contexts.

Withdraw in a sentence


Withstand


Definition: To resist or endure something.

  • The building can withstand strong winds.
  • She can withstand pressure during exams.
  • They built the bridge to withstand heavy traffic.

Withstand in a sentence


Wring


Definition: To twist or squeeze something to remove liquid.

  • She had to wring out the wet towel.
  • He wrung his hands nervously before the speech.
  • They learned how to wring out the sponge properly.

Wring in a sentence



Irregular Verbs | English C2 Level (Proficiency / Mastery)

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Beget


Definition: to produce or create; to cause

  • Hard work can beget success.
  • His actions may beget unexpected results.
  • Parents beget children, and they guide their lives.

Beget in a sentence


Behold


Definition: to see or observe something remarkable

  • Behold the beauty of the sunrise over the mountains.
  • He asked us to behold the wonders of nature.
  • When you behold a masterpiece, you appreciate the artist's skill.

Behold in a sentence


Bespeak


Definition: To indicate or suggest something in advance.

  • Her smile bespeaks her happiness.
  • The decorations bespeak the event's theme.
  • The quality of the materials bespeaks their value.

Bespeak in a sentence


Cast


Definition: To choose actors for a play or movie.

  • The director will cast the actors next week.
  • She was excited to be cast in the lead role.
  • They had to cast someone for the supporting role.

Cast in a sentence


Shrink


Definition: to become smaller in size

  • The sweater will shrink if you wash it in hot water.
  • He watched the ice cubes shrink as they melted.
  • Plants can shrink in size if they don’t get enough water.

Shrink in a sentence


Sling


Definition: a device used to support or carry something

  • He used a sling to support his injured arm.
  • The baby was carried in a sling while walking.
  • She learned how to make a sling for her arm.

Sling in a sentence


Thrust


Definition: To push something quickly and forcefully; a strong movement.

  • He made a thrust with the sword during practice.
  • The rocket’s thrust propelled it into space.
  • She felt a thrust of excitement when she received the news.

Thrust in a sentence


Unfreeze


Definition: To return something from a frozen state to a liquid state.

  • You need to unfreeze the chicken before cooking.
  • He forgot to unfreeze the food last night.
  • The ice will unfreeze as the temperature rises.

Unfreeze in a sentence



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