The most used verbs of English for children and adults

A selection of the most consumed verbs of English.

The most used verbs in English for children

The most used verbs in English for children:

The most used verbs in English for adults

The most used verbs in English for adults:

The most used incorrect verbs in English

The most used incorrect verbs in English:

The most used phrasal verbs in English

The most used phrasal verbs in English:

• one. back  away - Start, back
• 2. back  off - 1) retreat; 2) slow down
• 3. be  back - Return, return
• four. be  off - 1) leave, leave; 2) be free, non -working
• 5. be  out - absent, not to be at home, on the spot
• 6. be  over - end, end
• 7. be  up - 1) wake up; 2) be awake; 3) rise
• eight. be  up  to -1) Gather, intend to do; 2) depend on
• 9. blow  out - 1) to smash to smithereens; 2) go out; 3) blow up; 4) extinguish
• ten. blow  up - 1) explode; lose temper; 2) blow
• eleven. break  down - fully upset; Break (Xia)
• 12. break  in - 1) interfere in the conversation; 2) Break, break
• 13. break  into - 1) break; 2) to illuminate; break out; To rush
• fourteen. break  off - 1) interrupt (si); 2) Separate (Xia)
• fifteen. break  out - 1) to break out; 2) flash; 3) break out
• 16. break  up - 1) stop; 2) part; diverge
• 17. bURST  out - 1) exclaim; 2) break out (laughter, etc.); 3) to break out
• eighteen. call  back - 1) call back; 2) Call back
• 19. calm  down - Calm (Xia)
• twenty. carry  on -Continue to
• 21. carry  out - fulfill, implement (plan, order, promise)
• 22. catch  up - catch up, overtake, make up
• 23. check  in - (for) register
• 24. check  out - 1) check, find out; 2) write out from
• 25. clean  up - clean (s), remove (s), put in order
• 26. cOME  across - come across, accidentally meet
• 27. cOME  along - 1) go together, accompany; 2) come, appear
• 28. cOME  back - come back
• 29. cOME  by - 1) come in, come; 2) get out, receive
• thirty. cOME  down - go down, sink; fall
• 31. cOME  forward - go forward, move up
• 32. cOME  from - come from, from (for reason), take
• 33. cOME  in - 1) enter; 2) come, arrive
• 34. cOME  off - separate, break away, leave, go, get off
• 35. cOME  on - 1) Come on!, Come on!; 2) Stop!, Throw!; 3) go through, come
• 36. cOME  out - 1) go out; 2) appear, arise; 3) turn out
• 37. cOME  over - come, come, call in
• 38. cOME  up - 1) appear, arise; 2) rise, approach
• 39. count  on -count on smb.
• 40. cut  off - 1) cut off, cut off; 2) interrupt
• 41. cut  out - 1) cut out; 2) stop (si); 3) suppress
• 42. end  up - cum, finish, get, be
• 43. falldown - fall, fall, collapse
• 44. falloff - 1) fall; 2) fall off, fall off
• 45. figureut - Consider, find out, understand, figure out
• 46. findout - Find out, find out, find, find
• 47. get  along - 1) get along, get along; 2) live; 3) Cope do
• 48. getaround - bypass, overcome; deal; outwit
• 49. getaway - 1) to escape, slip away; 2) leave
• fifty. getback - return)
• 51. getdown - descend)
• 52. get  in - Enter, climb into, get into, get into
• 53. get  off - 1) go out, leave; 2) take away, delete; 3) Go away!
• 54. get  on - 1) sit on (B); 2) start to; 3) Continue
• 55. get  out - 1) leave, leave; 2) go out; 3) take out, pull out
• 56. getover - 1) cope; understand; 2) get to; 3) cross, climb
• 57. get  through - 1) pass, penetrate through; 2) withstand, deal
• 58. get  up - 1) get up, rise; 2) wake up
• 59. give  up - 1) surrender, refuse; leave, quit; 2) give
• 60. goalong - 1) agree, support; 2) go together, accompany
• 61. goaround - 1) pace everywhere; 2) bypass around; 3) move in a circle
• 62. go  away - Leave, leave
• 63. go  back - come back
• 64. go  by - 1) pass/pass by; 2) pass (in time)
• 65. go  down - Go down, go, go down
• 66. go  in - Enter
• 67. go  off - Leave, leave; run away, fly away
• 68. go  on - 1) continue (those)!; 2) continue (si); 3) occur
• 69. go  out - Go out
• 70. go  over - 1) come, come; 2) repeat, double -check
• 71. gothrough - 1) go through, through; 2) repeat; 3) carefully study
• 72. go  up - get up
• 73. grow  up - grow up, become an adult
• 74. hang  around - Jerk out, mess around, hang around idle
• 75. hang  on - 1) Keep (those) to!; 2) wait (those)!; 3) cling, grab
• 76. hang  up - 1) Hang, put the phone; 2) hang; 3) Hang something.
• 77. help  out - Help, help out, bring out of it. Regulations
• 78. hold  on - 1) Keep (those) to!; 2) wait (those); 3) hold on, cling
• 79. hold  out - stretch, stretch
• 80. hold  up - lift up
• 81. keep  on - continue
• 82. keep  up - 1) do not lag; 2) continue; 3) support
• 83. knock  down - 1) knock down; 2) demolish, destroy; 3) lower
• 84. knock  off - 1) destroy; 2) stop; 3) drop, drop
• 85. knock  out - 1) stun, cut down; 2) hit; 3) knock out
• 86. let  in - Let
• 87. let  out - release, release
• 88. lie  down - lie down, lie down
• 89. line  up - build (si), become in the line, a row, queue
• 90. look  back - Look around, turn around
• 91. look  down - Watch, look down
• 92. look  for - 1) search, look for; 2) look after
• 93. look  forward  to - wait with pleasure/impatiently
• 94. look  out - 1) peep; 2) be careful
• 95. look  over - 1) watch; 2) view; inspect
• 96. make  out - 1) understand, distinguish; 2) compose; 3) Cope
• 97. make  up - 1) compose; 2) compose; 3) compensate
• 98. move  in - 1) enter/ settle; 2) enter
• 99. move  on - move on; Continue movement
• 100. move  out - 1) move out; 2) advance, go out
• 101. pASS  out - 1) lose consciousness; 2) distribute, distribute
• 102. pick  up - Take, pick up, pick up, raise
• 103. pOINT  out - 1) indicate; 2) emphasize; 3) notice
• 104. pull  a  way - 1) drive away, touch; 2) recoil, pull away
• 105. pull  off - 1) remove, pull; 2) cope, fulfill; 3) move out
• 106. pull  on - 1) pull (dress); 2) pull (to yourself)
• 107. pull  out - 1) pull out, remove; 2) drive away, leave
• 108. pull  up - drive up, stop
• 109. put  a  way - Remove, postpone, hide
• 110. put  down - Put, lower
• 111. put  in - Insert
• 112. put  on - 1) put on, wear; 2) include, act
• 113. put  out - 1) pull out; 2) exhibit; 3) extinguish
• 114. put  up - 1) raise; 2) build; 3) finance
• 115. run  away - Run away, get off
• 116. run  into - Meet, collide, come up with
• 117. run  off - Fuck, run away, run away
• 118. run  out - 1) run out; 2) End, deplete
• 119. run  over - 1) run up; 2) move, crush
• 120. set  down - Put, put
• 121. set  off - 1) go (on the road); 2) call (action)
• 122. set  up - arrange, organize, create
• 123. settle  down - 1) sit down; 2) settle; 3) calm down
• 124. shoot  out - jump out, fly out
• 125. show  up - appear, come
• 126. shut  down - 1) close, cover; 2) turn off, turn off
• 127. shut  up - Get silent, shut up
• 128. sIT  back - Leave back/on the back of the seat
• 129. sIT  down - sit down, sit down, take place
• 130. sIT  up - Rise, sit down from a lying position
• 131. spread  out - stretch (si), deploy (s), expand (si)
• 132. stand  by - 1) prepare; 2) wait; 3) support
• 133. stand  out - stand out, perform, be noticeable
• 134. stand  up - get up, straighten up
• 135. stick  out - 1) stick out, bulge; 2) stretch, stretch
• 136. switch  off - Turn off
• 137. switch  on - turn on
• 138. take  away - 1) remove, pick up; 2) select, take away
• 139. take  back - 1) give back/back; 2) take back/back
• 140. take  in - 1) import, perceive; 2) let in, shelter
• 141. take  off - 1) remove (from yourself); 2) leave, leave
• 142. take  on - acquire, accept (shape, type, property, etc.)
• 143. take  out - take out, pull out
• 144. take  over - capture, master, take control
• 145. take  up - 1) occupy (place); 2) to engage in smth. 3) pick up
• 146. throw  up - 1) throw out - melt, tear; 2) throw up, raise
• 147. turn  around - turn around
• 148. turn  away - turn away
• 149. turn  back - 1) turn again, again; 2) turn back, retreat
• 150. turn  down - 1) reject, reject; 2) reduce, reduce
• 151. turn  into -turn into or in
• 152. turn  off - 1) turn off; 2) turn, turn
• 153. turn  on - turn on
• 154. turn  out - Come on, turn out, "go out"
• 155. turn  over - 1) turn over (si); 2) transmit
• 156. turn  up - appear
• 157. wake  up - 1) wake up; 2) Wake up
• 158. walk  around - Walk, roam everywhere
• 159. walk  away - leave
• 160. walk  back - Return, go back/back
• 161. walk  in - Enter
• 162. walk  off - leave
• 163. walk  out - Go out
• 164. walk  over - come up, approach
• 165. walk  up - come up, approach
• 166. watch  out - 1) beware, be on the alert; 2) look after ( for- per)
• 167. wind  up - Come in, to be; end with
• 168. work  out - 1) understand, figure out; 2) plan; 3) It turns out
• 169. work  up - 1) develop, create; 2) worry, upset
• 170. write  down - write down, express in writing

The most commonly used verbs of English

The most commonly used verbs of English:

The verbs of the stages

• appear [əˈpɪə] - appear
• be late [bi leɪt] - be late
• become [bɪˈkʌm] - become
• break, Interrupt [Breɪk, ˌɪntəˈrʌpt] - interrupt
• cease [siːs] - stop
• complete [kəmˈpliːt] - complete
• continue, go on [kənˈnjuː, ɡəʊ ɒn] - continue (si)
• delay [dɪˈleɪ] - detain
• finish, end [ˈfɪnɪʃ, end] - complete (si)
• last [lɑːst] - last
• prepare [prɪˈpeə] - prepare
• pUT OFF, PostPone [ˈPʊT ɒF, pəˈSPəʊn] - postpone
• repeat [rɪˈpiːt] - repeat
• resume [rɪˈzjuːm] - resume
• start, Begin [stɑːt, bɪˈɡɪn] - start (si)
• stop [stɒp] - stop
• suspend [səˈspend] - suspend
• take [teɪk] - occupy (time)

Verbs of availability and quantity

• accumulate [əˈkjuːmjəleɪt] - accumulate
• add [æd] - add
• be absent [bi ˈæbsənt] - absent
• be available [bi əˈveɪləbl̩] - be in stock
• be embuty [bi ˈempti] - be empty
• be Situated, be located [bi ˈsɪtʃʊeɪtɪd, bi ləʊˈkeɪtɪd] - be located
• be sufficient [bi səˈfɪʃnt] - be sufficient
• belong [bɪˈlɒŋ] - belong
• collect [kəˈlekt] - collect
• consume [kənˈsjuːm] - consume
• contain [kənˈteɪn] - maintain
• damage [ˈdæmɪdʒ] - damage
• do with [də wɪðˈaʊt] - cost (without)
• eliminate [ɪˈlɪmɪneɪt] - eliminate
• empty [ˈempti] - empty
• exclude [ɪkˈskluːd] - exclude
• exist [ɪɡˈzɪst] - exist
• fill [fɪl] - fill
• gather [ˈɡæðə] - collect (si)
• hang [hæŋ] - hang / hang
• have [hæv] - have
• have en fees [həv ɪˈnʌf]-have a sufficient number
• include [ɪnˈkluːd] - turn on
• keep [kiːp] - hold
• lack [læk] - miss
• lay [leɪ] - put
• lie [laɪ] - lie down
• lie Down [laɪ daʊn] - go to bed
• locate [ləʊˈkeɪt] - determine the whereabouts
• lose [luːz] - lose
• maintain [meɪnˈteɪn] - support
• need [niːd] - need
• place [ˈpleɪs] - place
• possess [pəˈzes] - own
• presserve [prɪˈzɜːv] - save
• put, set [ˈpʊt, set] - put
• reduce [rɪˈdjuːs] - reduce
• remain, Be Left [Rɪˈmeɪn, Bi Left] - stay
• require [rɪˈkwaɪə] - demand
• retain [rɪˈteɪn] - retain
• seat [siːt] - plant
• sit [sɪt] - sit
• sIT Down, Seat ONESELF [sɪt daʊn, siːt wʌnˈself] - sit down
• spend [Spend] - Spend
• spoil [spɔɪl] - spoil

Verbs of working operations

• ACT [ækt] - act
• apply [əˈplaɪ] - apply
• asemble [əˈsembl̩] - collect
• attach [əˈtætʃ] - join
• bind [baɪnd] - tie
• break [Breɪk] - Break
• destroy, demolish [dɪˈstroɪ, dɪˈmɒlɪʃ] - destroy
• dilute [daɪˈljuːt] - dilute
• disassemble [ˌdɪsəˈsembl̩] - disassemble
• dissolve [dɪˈzɒlv] - dissolve
• do, make [duː, ˈmeɪk] - do
• find [faɪnd] - find
• fit, adjust [fɪt, əˈdʒʌst] - set up
• fix [fɪks] - fix
• function [ˈfʌŋkʃn̩] - function
• keep, hold [kiːp, həʊld] - keep
• lock [lɒk] - lock
• manuapacture [ˌmænjʊˈfæktʃə] - manufacture
• nail [neɪl] - nail with a nail
• open [ˈəʊpən] - open
• pick up [pɪk ʌp] - raise (from the floor)
• push [pʊʃ] - push
• pUT AWAY [ˈPʊT əˈWEɪ] - remove / postpone
• repair [rɪˈpeə] - repair
• substitute [ˈsʌbstɪtjuːt] - to put instead
• take [teɪk] - take
• tear [ˈtɪə] - tear
• test [test] - experience
• throw, Cast [ˈθrəʊ, kɑːst] - throw

Verbs of feelings

• Access [əˈkjuːz] - blame
• Admire [ədˈmaɪə] - admire
• Adore [əˈdɔː] - adore
• agitate [ˈædʒɪteɪt] - worry
• be angry [bi ˈæŋɡri] - be angry
• be impudent [bi ˈɪmpjʊdənt] - be daring / impudent
• be insolent [bi ˈɪnsələnt] - be arrogant
• be lazy [bi ˈleɪzi] - be lazy
• be modest [bi ˈmɒdɪst] - modest
• be proud [bi praʊd] - be proud
• boast [bəʊst] - brag
• calm download [kɑːm daʊn] - calm down
• care [kell] - take care
• comfort [ˈkʌmfət] - console
• complain [kəmˈpleɪn] - complain
• cry - cry / scream
• envy [ˈenvi] - envy
• esteem [ɪˈstiːm] - appreciate
• get Tired [ˈɡet ˈtaɪəd] - get tired
• give up (in) [ɡɪv ʌp ɪn] - give up
• hate, Detest [heɪt, dɪˈtest] - hate
• move [muːv] - deeply touch
• neglect [nɪˈɡlekt] - Do not care
• offend [əˈfend] - insult
• praise [Preɪz] - praise
• try to do one’s best [traɪ tə də wʌnz best] - try to do everything possible
• weep [wiːp] - cry
• worry [ˈwʌri] - worry
• wound [wuːnd] - wound

Verbs of domestic

• Ache [eɪk] - hurt / get sick
• Bake [beɪk] - stove
• be alive [bi əˈlaɪv] - be alive
• be born [bi bɔːn] - be born
• be hungry [bi ˈhʌŋɡri] - be hungry
• bite [baɪt] - bite
• boil [bɔɪl] - boil / boil
• breathe [briːð] - breathe
• brush teeth [brʌʃ tiːθ] - brush your teeth
• bury [ˈberi] - bury
• catch a cold [kætʃ ə kəʊld] - cold
• chew [tʃuː] - chew
• comb One’s hair [kəʊm wʌnz he] - comb the
• cook [kʊk] - cook (food)
• couth [kɒf] - cough
• cure [kjʊə] - heal
• eConomize [ɪˈkɒnəmaɪz] - save
• employ [ɪmˈploɪ] - accept
• fall asleep [fɔːl əˈsliːp] - fall asleep
• feed [fiːd] - feed
• fit [fɪt] - sit well (about clothes)
• fry [fraɪ] - fry
• get Out of Bed [ˈɡet aʊt əv bd] - get out of bed
• get Up [ˈɡet ʌp] - get up
• give Birth [ɡɪv bɜːθ] - give birth
• go to Bed [ɡəʊ tə bed] - go to bed
• heal [hiːl] - heal / heal
• make up [ˈmeɪk ʌp] - tint
• marry [ˈmæri] - Marry
• rEST [REST] - rest
• stew [stjuː] - extinguish (vegetables, meat)
• suit [suːt] - go (about clothes)
• wASTE [WeɪST] - spend in vain

Verbs of perception and thinking

• Add [æd] - add
• Analyse [ˈænəlaɪz] - analyze
• Calculate [ˈkælkjʊleɪt] - calculate
• change One’s Mind [tʃeɪndʒ wʌnz maɪnd] - change your mind
• compare [kəmˈpeə] - compare
• conclude [kənˈkluːd] - draw a conclusion
• consider [kənˈsɪdə] - consider
• convince [kənˈvɪns] - convince
• correct [kəˈrekt] - correct
• count [kaʊnt] - count
• find out [faɪnd aʊt] - find out
• forget [fəˈɡet] - forget
• hear [hɪə] - hear
• inquire [ɪnˈkwaɪə] - investigate
• look [lʊk] - watch
• make a mistake, err [ˈmeɪk ə mɪˈsteɪk, ɜː] - be mistaken
• mean [miːn] - mean
• memorize [ˈmeməraɪz] - memorize
• multiply [ˈmʌltɪplaɪ] - multiply
• take Into Account [Teɪk ˈɪntə əˈkaʊnt] - take into account
• teach, Train [Tiːtʃ, Treɪn] - Teach
• think [ˈθɪŋk] - think
• translate [trænzˈleɪt] - translate
• undersstand [ˌʌndəˈstænd] - understand

Verbs of communication

• Accept [əkˈSept] - accept
• acquight [əˈkwɪt] - justify
• address [əˈdres] - contact
• advise [ədˈvaɪz] - advise
• announce [əˈnaʊns] - announce
• answer, reply [ˈɑːnsə, rɪˈplaɪ] - answer
• confine, imprison, put into prison [kənˈfaɪn, ɪmˈprɪzn̩, ˈpʊt ˈɪntə ˈprɪzn̩] - put in prison
• congratulate [kənˈɡrætʃʊleɪt] - congratulate
• contribute [kənˈtrɪbjuːt] - contribute / contribute
• convict [kənˈvɪkt] - to admit guilty
• cry [kraɪ] - scream
• demand [dɪˈmɑːnd] - demand
• greet [ɡriːt] - welcome
• have a conversation [həv ə ˌkɒnvəˈseɪʃn̩] - talk
• help, Assist [Help, əˈsɪst] - help
• hire [ˈhaɪə] - hire
• hurt [hɜːt] - offend
• punish [ˈpʌnɪʃ] - punish
• receive [rɪˈsiːv] - accept (guests)
• reject [rɪˈdʒekt] - reject
• rent [RENT] - take or lease
• sentence [ˈsentəns] - pronounce the verdict
• shake Hands [ʃeɪk hændz] - shake a hand
• suggest [səˈdʒest] - offer (idea)
• take [teɪk] - take

Table of the most consumed verbs of English with examples of use

The table of the most consumed verbs of English with examples of use:

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