| Verb |
Example |
Bake | | boil fry bake grill |
| We are going to bake a cake this |
| I need to bake a cake for the party. |
| We are going to bake a cake this afternoon |
| Bathe | | I like to bathe in the morning. |
| When you can bathe in a natural hot spring |
| wanted to bathe in its colors and feel the stars twinkling between my fingers |
| Emerging in shades of green and khaki I would slip into the house through the bathroom and bathe u |
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Be | | to be busy |
| to be alive |
| to be painful |
| Don?t be crazy. |
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Bear | | Bear with Be patient |
| Bear up Resist pressure |
| Bear on Influence, affect |
| bore from the verb to bear |
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Beat | | She beat the eggs |
| I couldn?t beat her |
| Sheila beat the drum |
| Beat They beat the drum. |
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Become | | to become bigger |
| verb to become less |
| to become frightened |
| verb to become stuck |
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Beg | | I beg your pardon. |
| 8. I beg your pardon. |
| He is going to make me beg him |
| just please I beg and he smirks |
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Begin | | ? ?H?m! To begin with M |
| verb to begin to exist |
| Start out Begin a journey |
| Start off Begin a journey |
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Behave | | Play up Behave badly |
| Carry on Behave badly |
| Behave Children behave well. |
| Sit down and behave yourself |
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Believe | | ?I don?t believe it |
| I can?t believe it. |
| And please believe M |
| But I did believe it |
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Belong | | Belong to Be a member |
| Those books belong to me. |
| Those books belong to me |
| These toys belong to Kathy. |
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Bend | | verb to bend something |
| adjective not easy to bend |
| verb to bend into a new shape |
| pausing at the bend in the hall |
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Bet | | back bet wager gamble |
| I bet it?s going to rain later |
| your best bet is to insert it |
| I bet hes had a miserable life |
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Bind | | 70. Bind the shoelaces. |
| Bind Bind the pages together. |
| We need to bind these papers together. |
| as when youre going to bind the document |
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Bite | | attack bite maul savage |
| He takes a bite of a croissant |
| ?but its bite was full of poison |
| Any dog will bite if it?s afraid |
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Blow | | Blow away Kill |
| Blow up Explode |
| Blow up Inflate |
| Blow up Enlarge e |
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Boil | | Boil down to Amount to |
| ?Cauldron boil and fry me |
| Ted had a boil on his neck |
| Bring to a boil over high heat |
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Borrow | | Touch for Borrow money |
| Can I borrow a pen, please? |
| May I borrow your umbrella? |
| Take out Borrow a library book |
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Bounce | | 0 bounce |
| Bounce back Recover |
| Bounce off Test ideas |
| Bounce into Force someone |
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Bow | | and we all bow to it |
| She put a bow on the cat |
| She tied a bow on the cat |
| ?Put your damned bow down |
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Break | | to break a law |
| to break suddenly |
| Break out of Escape |
| Break down Stop working |
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Breed | | Breed They breed horses. |
| A dalmatian is a breed of dog |
| She plans to breed her dogs next year. |
| Chickens can breed throughout the year |
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Bring | | 9. Bring it. |
| Bring in Earn |
| to bring or lead |
| Bring up Mention |
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Broadcast | | The news broadcast starts at |
| Broadcast They broadcast news. |
| a broadcast on radio or television |
| air, show, stream, transmit broadcast |
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Build | | Build up Increase |
| Build They build houses. |
| Build up Develop a company |
| She is continuing to build it today. |
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Burn | | Some acids can burn you |
| Flame up Burn brightly |
| Some acids can burn you. |
| Bleach can burn your skin |
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Burst | | A laugh burst out of me |
| ? ?Look here,? burst out Mr |
| Crack up Burst out laughing |
| ? Upon that I burst into tears |
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Buy | | I?d like to buy that bag |
| Buy into Accept an idea |
| to use money to buy things |
| verb to buy and sell goods |
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