advertise /ˈædvə^rtaɪz/

Youtube advertises a lot of new products.

advise

I advise my friends not to drink nor smoke.

agree /əˈgri/

We never agree on where to eat out.

Ask /æsk, ɑsk/

Can I ask you for something?

be /ˈbiː/ present forms: am-is-are

I want to be an astronaut.

bear /bɛr/

We bear with so many bad presidents.

belong /bɪˈlɔŋ, -ˈlɑŋ/

You belong to a great family called Bilingual Life.

bet /bɛt/

I usually bet with my friends on boxing fights.

bleed /blid/

Walter bleeds a lot from his nose.

borrow /ˈbɑroʊ, ˈbɔroʊ/

Can I borrow your pen, please?

break /breɪk/

July breaks things when she's angry.

bring /brɪŋ/

You need to bring the project for tomorrow.

build /bɪld/

Ricardo wants to build his own house.

buy /baɪ/

I never buy things online.

call /kɔl/

I don't call my friends at night.

can't stand

I can't stand my sisiter.

chat /tʃæt/

Sara always chats at night.

check /tʃɛk/

The teacher doesn't check his e-mail on weekends.

clean /klin/

Mary cleans her home on Thursdays.

come /kʌm/

The bus doesn't come on time.

cook /kʊk/

My mom cooks really well.

dare /dɛr/

I dare you to learn ten words in English every day.

date        /deɪt/

deliver /dɪˈlɪvɚ/

The postman delivers the letters on Mondays.

do /duː/

Shirly does the chores in the mornings.

I don't do homework.

dream /drim/

Many teenagers dream of becoming pop stars, but few have the talent to make it happen.

drink /drɪŋk/

Drink some water if you're thirsty.

drive /draɪv/

Do you usually drive to work?

eat

What time do you eat lunch?

enjoy

What do you enjoy the most?

erase /ɪˈreɪs/

Erase any bad thoughts from your mind.

exercise /ˈɛksɚˌsaɪz/ work out

I exercise in the mornings.

I work out in the mornings.

find /faɪnd/

My brother always finds money in the street.

fly /flaɪ/

The bald eagle flies up to 160 km/h.

forget /fɚˈgɛt/

I always forget birthdays and anniversaries.

forgive /fɚˈgɪv/

Forgive and move on.

get up

Do you get up early on the weekends?

get

Do you get many presents on your birthday?

give /gɪv/

Does your mom give you a kiss every morning?

go /goʊ/

Hof often do you go shopping?

go out

Let's go out next Friday.

guess /gɛs/

I guess you're from Canada.

happen /ˈhæpən/

Earthquakes happen in September in Mexico.

have /həv/

I have a big family.

hit /hɪt/

Boxers hit hard.

hope /hoʊp/

I hope you feel better.

hurry /ˈhɜri, ˈhʌri/

I need to hurry to finish my homework

hurt /hɝt/

Sometimes, words hurt more than you can imagine.

keep /kip/

We need to keep calm during earthquakes.

know /noʊ/

I know the answer, teacher.🙋

learn /lɝn/

Do you want to learn a new language?

leave /liv/

What time do you leave your job?

look /lʊk/

You look nice today!

lose /luz/

Do you ever lose your keys?

love /lʌv/

They love each other.

make /meɪk/

She likes to make clothes for her kids.

meet /mit/

When do you meet your friends?

miss /mɪs/

Peter misses his ex-girlfriend.

need /nid/

What does your mom need to buy for the house?

notice /ˈnoʊtɪs/

I never notice if someone likes me.