Cut: divide with a sharp tool
Use cut to describe dividing food or paper and name the tool or resulting pieces.
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Use cut to describe dividing food or paper and name the tool or resulting pieces.
Read and practiseA choice from a list and fruit gathered from a tree show two everyday uses of this English verb.
Read and practiseLearn wash for cleaning hands, clothes and objects, with washes, washed and washing.
Read and practiseLearn carry for moving objects or people while supporting them, with carries and carried.
Read and practiseA door handle and a moving cart show how drawing something toward you differs from pushing it away.
Read and practiseUse drive for controlling a vehicle or travelling by car, and learn drove and driven.
Read and practiseUse ride for a bicycle or horse and for travelling as a passenger; learn rode and ridden.
Read and practiseA short break after a shift or a swim can help you recover. Describe resting and say how long it lasts.
Read and practiseUse sell to describe the seller, buyer and price, and learn the irregular past sold.
Read and practiseUse cost to state or ask a price, and learn that the past form is also cost.
Read and practiseUse cook for a person preparing food or food being heated, and identify who receives a meal.
Read and practiseSet money aside for a future purchase or store a digital file with this useful everyday verb.
Read and practiseUse repeat to request words again or describe doing an action another time.
Read and practiseUse spell to ask for or give the letters of a word in their correct order.
Read and practiseA loud voice can reach a person across the street or call for help in an emergency.
Read and practiseUse change for something becoming different or someone making it different.
Read and practiseUse feel with adjectives to describe a physical or emotional state and learn felt.
Read and practiseLearn the verb clean for removing dirt, its regular past cleaned and useful object patterns.
Read and practiseUse enter for going into a room or building, with a direct object or a phrase naming the route.
Read and practiseA signature on a form shows where you have written your name to confirm a document.
Read and practiseUse push for applying pressure, compare it with pull and learn that pushing does not guarantee movement.
Read and practiseUse hold for keeping something in your hands or in a position, and learn its irregular past held.
Read and practiseUse leave for departing, with or without a named place, and learn the irregular past left.
Read and practiseA seat by the window or a place on the floor helps you describe where someone is seated.
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