Drawing pictures
A pencil, a page and an idea: talk about making pictures and choose the present, past and participle forms.
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Bring: movement toward a shared place
Use bring, brings and brought to describe taking someone or something toward the relevant person or destination.
Read and practiseDropping an object
A loose grip can send an object to the floor: describe what falls and form the regular past correctly.
Read and practisePay: people, bills and purchases
Use pay, pays and paid with a person, a bill or something bought, and describe payment methods.
Read and practiseChoose: options and decisions
Use choose, chooses and chose to select from options or decide to do something.
Read and practiseEnjoy: pleasure in activities
Pleasure in a hobby or a quiet moment can be expressed with a noun or an activity form after this verb.
Read and practiseBuy: purchases and past forms
Use buy, buys and bought to describe purchases and distinguish buying an item from paying for it.
Read and practiseFeeding people and animals
A hungry cat or a baby with a spoon: describe giving food to someone and use the irregular past form.
Read and practiseFind: discovering people and things
Use find, finds and found to describe discovering a person, place or object, including after a search.
Read and practiseFilling containers with things
Water in a bottle or rice in a bowl: describe putting a substance into a container until it is full.
Read and practiseDrink: liquids and past actions
Use drink, drinks and drank to describe consuming liquids and ask for permission to drink.
Read and practiseFollowing people, routes and instructions
A guide across a bridge or directions on a box: describe going after someone, taking a route or obeying instructions.
Read and practiseRepair: fixing damaged things
Use repair to explain what someone fixes, ask for help and describe completed or ongoing work.
Read and practiseGrowing plants and raising crops
Plants get bigger and people raise crops: explore the present, past and participle forms of this useful verb.
Read and practiseOffer: give or offer to help
Use offer to suggest giving something, volunteer to do something, and describe a service provided.
Read and practiseJoining a group or activity
A chess club, a shared lunch or a game: express becoming part of a group or taking part with someone.
Read and practiseInvite: asking someone to join
Use invite to ask people to join an event or activity, naming the person and destination or action.
Read and practiseDecide: making a choice
Use decide to discuss choices, intentions and conclusions with to-infinitives or question words.
Read and practiseKeeping things and continuing actions
A ticket to save or a book to carry on reading: distinguish retaining an object from continuing an activity.
Read and practiseArrive: reaching a destination
Use arrive to talk about reaching a place or receiving a delivery, with useful destination phrases.
Read and practiseKnock: door signals and replies
A knock at the door can announce a visitor; practise describing the sound and responding to it.
Read and practisePrepare: getting something ready
Use prepare to make a thing ready and prepare for to get ready for an event or future task.
Read and practiseLaughing at things and with people
A funny picture or a shared joke can make people laugh; describe both situations and use the right preposition.
Read and practiseShare: using or giving together
Use share to talk about using something with others, dividing it or giving information to someone.
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