Vocabulary
English (US) – Verbs Exercise
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Spanish
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English (US)
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Arabic
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German
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English (US)
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Spanish
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French
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Italian
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Japanese
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Portuguese (PT)
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Portuguese (BR)
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Chinese (Simplified)
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Adyghe
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Afrikaans
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Amharic
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BE
Belarusian
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Bulgarian
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Bengali
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BS
Bosnian
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Catalan
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CS
Czech
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DA
Danish
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Greek
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EO
Esperanto
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Estonian
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FA
Persian
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FI
Finnish
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HE
Hebrew
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HI
Hindi
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Croatian
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HU
Hungarian
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HY
Armenian
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ID
Indonesian
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KA
Georgian
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KK
Kazakh
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KN
Kannada
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KO
Korean
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KU
Kurdish (Kurmanji)
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KY
Kyrgyz
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Lithuanian
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Latvian
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MK
Macedonian
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MR
Marathi
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NL
Dutch
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Nynorsk
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NO
Norwegian
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Punjabi
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PL
Polish
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Romanian
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Russian
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Slovak
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Slovenian
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Albanian
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Serbian
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SV
Swedish
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Tamil
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TE
Telugu
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TH
Thai
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Tigrinya
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Tagalog
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Turkish
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Ukrainian
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UR
Urdu
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Vietnamese
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complete
He completes his jogging route every day.
start
The hikers started early in the morning.
open
Can you please open this can for me?
stand
She can’t stand the singing.
happen
Strange things happen in dreams.
embrace
The mother embraces the baby’s little feet.
move
It’s healthy to move a lot.
look at each other
They looked at each other for a long time.
pick out
She picks out a new pair of sunglasses.
jump around
The child is happily jumping around.
consume
She consumes a piece of cake.
