Most Common 100+ Verbs in English

Most Common Verbs in English : Verbs are words that express actions, states of being, or occurrences. They are essential components of sentences, forming the backbone of communication.

Most Common Verbs in English

Types of Verbs in English

  1. Action Verbs:
    • Express actions or activities.
    • Examples: run, jump, eat, study, write, play
  2. Linking Verbs:
    • Connect the subject to a noun or adjective that describes or identifies it.
    • Examples: is, are, was, were, seem, become, feel, taste, smell, sound, look
  3. Helping Verbs:
    • Assist main verbs to form verb tenses, voices, and moods.
    • Examples: do, does, did, have, has, had, will, would, shall, should, can, could, may, might, must

Verb Tenses

Verbs can be used in different tenses to indicate the time of the action or state.

  • Present Tense: I eat an apple.
  • Past Tense: I ate an apple.
  • Future Tense: I will eat an apple.
  • Present Continuous Tense: I am eating an apple.
  • Past Continuous Tense: I was eating an apple.
  • Future Continuous Tense: I will be eating an apple.  
  • Present Perfect Tense: I have eaten an apple.
  • Past Perfect Tense: I had eaten an apple.
  • Future Perfect Tense: I will have eaten an apple.

Common Verbs in English

  1. be (is, are, was, were, being, been)
  2. have (has, had, having)
  3. do (does, did, doing)
  4. say
  5. get
  6. make
  7. go
  8. see
  9. know
  10. take
  1. come
  2. think
  3. look
  4. want
  5. give
  6. find
  7. use
  8. tell
  9. ask
  10. work
  11. seem
  12. call
  13. try
  14. leave
  1. feel
  2. become
  3. start
  4. need
  5. live
  6. include
  7. let
  8. play
  9. turn
  10. mean
  11. show
  12. hear
  13. find
  14. help
  1. return
  2. become
  3. set
  4. put
  5. continue
  6. stay
  7. cause
  8. leave
  9. understand
  10. buy
  11. expect
  12. hold

4 letter words in English Language


Less Common Verbs in English

  • achieve
  • admire
  • agree
  • allow
  • appear
  • arrive
  • believe
  • borrow
  • bring
  • build
  • carry
  • choose
  • close
  • collect
  • consider
  • create
  • decide
  • deliver
  • develop
  • discover
  • discuss
  • enjoy
  • enter
  • explain
  • forget
  • guess
  • imagine
  • improve
  • increase
  • insist
  • invite
  • join
  • keep
  • learn
  • listen
  • lose
  • love
  • manage
  • marry
  • meet
  • mention
  • move
  • notice
  • offer
  • open
  • order
  • own
  • prepare
  • promise
  • prove

More Verbs in english

  • push
  • quit
  • reach
  • read
  • receive
  • remember
  • reply
  • require
  • save
  • send
  • serve
  • share
  • shut
  • sing
  • sleep
  • smile
  • spend
  • stand
  • stay
  • stop
  • study
  • succeed
  • suggest
  • support
  • surprise
  • talk
  • teach
  • think
  • touch
  • try
  • understand
  • use
  • visit
  • wait
  • walk
  • watch
  • wear
  • win
  • write
  • work

Even More Verbs

  • abolish
  • absorb
  • accompany
  • accuse
  • achieve
  • acknowledge
  • acquire
  • adapt
  • admire
  • admit
  • advise
  • afford
  • agree
  • alert
  • allow
  • call
  • calm
  • cancel
  • care
  • carry
  • catch
  • alter
  • analyze
  • announce
  • annoy
  • answer
  • anticipate
  • apologize
  • appear
  • applaud
  • apply
  • appoint
  • approve
  • argue
  • arise
  • arrange
  • burn
  • burst
  • bury
  • buy
  • calculate
  • cause
  • celebrate
  • challenge
  • arrest
  • arrive
  • ask
  • assert
  • assign
  • assist
  • assure
  • attach
  • attack
  • attend
  • attract
  • avoid
  • awake
  • award
  • back
  • ete
  • change
  • charge
  • chase
  • cheat
  • check
  • cheer
  • chew
  • block
  • blow
  • boast
  • boil
  • book
  • boost
  • bore
  • borrow
  • bounce
  • bow
  • break
  • breathe
  • bring
  • broadcast
  • brush
  • build
  • choke
  • choose
  • chop
  • claim
  • clap
  • clean
  • clear
  • balance
  • ban
  • bang
  • bargain
  • battle
  • beg
  • begin
  • behave
  • believe
  • belong
  • bend
  • benefit
  • bet
  • bite
  • blame
  • bless
  • climb
  • clip
  • close
  • collect
  • color
  • comb
  • come

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