| Verb |
Example |
Calculate | | verb to calculate an amount |
| Cathy wanted to calculate the cost of the trip |
| COMPUTES- To determine or calculate mathematically |
| Cost up Calculate how expensive some work is going to be |
| Can/Could | |
Care | | Care for Like |
| He didn?t care anymore |
| I care about what you do |
| I care for my sick mother |
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Carry | | Carry on Continue |
| to carry or support |
| ?I?ll carry on nurse |
| Carry on Behave badly |
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Catch | | Let?s catch up! |
| Catch out Trick |
| if you can catch it |
| I will catch you soon. |
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Celebrate | | ?Come to celebrate the solstice |
| Celebrate They celebrate birthdays. |
| We had a party to celebrate my birthday |
| ?We don?t celebrate holidays in the human realm |
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Change | | to change direction |
| a change of position |
| verb to change position |
| verb to change residence |
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Choose | | to choose something |
| the power to choose |
| the ability to choose |
| noun the power to choose |
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Chop | | ?You can?t chop wood for us |
| Chop up Cut into small pieces |
| Chop down Fell or cut down a tree |
| You must help Grandfather chop wood |
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Claim | | ?I?ve come to claim Tamlin |
| cultured, enlightened claim |
| cultured enlightened claim |
| ?I came to claim the one I love |
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Climb | | I smile and climb off the bed |
| He tried to climb up the tree |
| Climb They climb the mountain. |
| ARE you UP FOR the climb of Mt |
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Cling | | Cling on Hold tight |
| adhere bond cling fuse stick |
| Cling on to Try to keep something |
| They CLING TO their old way of thinking |
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Come | | May I come in? |
| Come by Visit |
| Come up Appear |
| Come by Acquire |
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Commit | | to possibly commit the crime nearby |
| Put down for Commit to make a payment |
| observation, remark, statement commit verb to do something |
| observation remark statement commit verb to do something |
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Communicate | | CONTACTS- To communicate with |
| CORRESPONDS- To communicate with |
| Come through Communicate an emotion |
| Get across Communicate successfully |
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Compare | | Compare They compare prices. |
| I can?t compare Ammar to Hadil |
| ; compare the upper and lower panels |
| CONFERS- To compare views; to consult |
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Compete | | Compete They compete fiercely. |
| Pit against Compete or force to compete |
| chance, lottery, risk game an occasion on which people compete |
| chance lottery risk game an occasion on which people compete |
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Complain | | to complain unnecessarily |
| verb to complain about something |
| verb to complain in a badtempered way |
| Nobody dared to complain to the angry man |
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Complete | | one complete turn |
| Fill in Complete a form |
| Fill out Complete a form |
| verb to complete something |
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Concern | | concern for someone |
| noun concern for someone |
| verb to cause worry or concern |
| accumulate, collect, gather concern |
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Confirm | | X-rays confirm the diagnosis |
| X-rays can confirm a fracture |
| block Figure Confirm that the address in |
| CERTIFIES- To confirm as accurate or true |
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Consent | | implied Consent presumed in certain circumstances i |
| PERMITS- To consent to; to authorize; to make possible |
| The age of victim for consent varies from countries to countries |
| Consent 130 Contract Consent Granting permission by patient for a procedure |
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Consider | | /n f consider confident |
| I will consider your offer |
| verb to consider something |
| Just consider this aspect now |
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Consist | | The bladder walls consist of muscle and an inner lining |
| These bones consist of two major parts and three subparts |
| Did you know watermelons consist of 92% water and 6% sugar |
| Symptoms consist of severe amnesia apathy and disorientation |
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Consult | | If the head remains buried consult a doctor |
| For a specific health problem consult your physician |
| COUNSELS- To give advice or guidance; to consult with |
| If there is no improvement you should consult a doctor |
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Contain | | Both bowls contain rice |
| comprise, include contain |
| comprise include contain |
| will contain a string use the |
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Continue | | Walk on Continue walking |
| verb to continue to exist |
| Let us continue our inquiry |
| Play on Continue playing music |
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Convince | | Sell on Convince someone |
| verb to convince of something |
| Bring around Persuade or convince someone |
| ever convince them that you?ve paid the debt |
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Cook | | I cook dinner |
| We cook everyday |
| Pratt; that s the cook sir |
| Dolly about that cook of yours |
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Cost | | It cost me a fortune |
| that it did not cost me |
| It wont cost you anything |
| verb to involve a cost of |
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Count | | Count up Add |
| Count out Exclude |
| But you cant count him |
| Count on Depend, rely |
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Crawl | | to crawl or climb fast using your hands |
| Most babies crawl before they learn to walk |
| She could not crawl back with it in her hands |
| I want to crawl back in bed with him so badly |
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Create | | and then click Create To set |
| To start well create a Hello |
| I didn t want to create talk |
| how to create edit proofread, |
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Creep | | I let the dawn creep inside me |
| Creep in Start to be noticeable |
| Creep into Become noticeable in something |
| Creep over Start to have a negative feeling |
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Criticize | | verb to criticize severely |
| Chew out Criticize someone angrily |
| verb to criticize someone strongly |
| Dump on Criticize heavily, often unfairly |
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Cry | | Babies cry a lot |
| I cry when I am sad. |
| a loud call or cry |
| I was a far cry from ugly |
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Cut | | Cut up Upset |
| Cut down Shoot |
| Cut back Reduce |
| Cut out Exclude |
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