64. Rise
- Meaning: To move upward or ascend.
- Simple Past: Rose
- Past Participle: Risen
- Example: The sun rose early in the morning.
65. Run
- Meaning: To move rapidly on foot.
- Simple Past: Ran
- Past Participle: Run
- Example: She ran in the race and won first place.
66. Say
- Meaning: To express in words.
- Simple Past: Said
- Past Participle: Said
- Example: He said he would meet us at the park.
67. See
- Meaning: To perceive with the eyes.
- Simple Past: Saw
- Past Participle: Seen
- Example: She saw a beautiful rainbow in the sky.
68. Seek
- Meaning: To look for or search for something.
- Simple Past: Sought
- Past Participle: Sought
- Example: They sought advice from a professional.
69. Sell
- Meaning: To exchange something for money.
- Simple Past: Sold
- Past Participle: Sold
- Example: He sold his old car and bought a new one.
70. Send
- Meaning: To cause something to go or be taken to a destination.
- Simple Past: Sent
- Past Participle: Sent
- Example: She sent a birthday card to her friend.
71. Set
- Meaning: To put something in a particular place or position.
- Simple Past: Set
- Past Participle: Set
- Example: He set the table for a special dinner.
72. Shake
- Meaning: To move or cause to move with short, rapid movements.
- Simple Past: Shook
- Past Participle: Shaken
- Example: He shook my hand when we met.
73. Shine
- Meaning: To emit or reflect light.
- Simple Past: Shone
- Past Participle: Shone
- Example: The sun shone brightly in the sky.
74. Shoot
- Meaning: To discharge a projectile from a firearm.
- Simple Past: Shot
- Past Participle: Shot
- Example: He shot an arrow at the target.
75. Show
- Meaning: To display or present something to others.
- Simple Past: Showed
- Past Participle: Shown
- Example: She showed her art at the gallery.
76. Shut
- Meaning: To close something tightly.
- Simple Past: Shut
- Past Participle: Shut
- Example: Please shut the door when you leave.
77. Sing
- Meaning: To produce musical sounds with the voice.
- Simple Past: Sang
- Past Participle: Sung
- Example: They sang a beautiful song together.
78. Sit
- Meaning: To be in a seated position.
- Simple Past: Sat
- Past Participle: Sat
- Example: He sat on the park bench and relaxed.
79. Sleep
- Meaning: To rest with eyes closed and unconsciousness.
- Simple Past: Slept
- Past Participle: Slept
- Example: She slept peacefully through the night.
80. Slide
- Meaning: To move smoothly along a surface.
- Simple Past: Slid
- Past Participle: Slid
- Example: The child slid down the playground slide.
81. Speak
- Meaning: To communicate verbally.
- Simple Past: Spoke
- Past Participle: Spoken
- Example: He spoke at the conference about his research.
82. Spit
- Meaning: To forcefully expel saliva from the mouth.
- Simple Past: Spat
- Past Participle: Spat
- Example: He spat out the bad-tasting food.
83. Spread
- Meaning: To extend over an area or surface.
- Simple Past: Spread
- Past Participle: Spread
- Example: She spread the picnic blanket on the grass.
84. Spring
- Meaning: To leap or jump suddenly.
- Simple Past: Sprang
- Past Participle: Sprung
- Example: The cat sprang onto the table to catch a mouse.
85. Stand
- Meaning: To be in an upright position on one's feet.
- Simple Past: Stood
- Past Participle: Stood
- Example: They stood in line waiting for the bus.
86. Steal
- Meaning: To take something unlawfully without permission.
- Simple Past: Stole
- Past Participle: Stolen
- Example: Someone stole her bicycle from the backyard.
87. Stick
- Meaning: To attach or adhere to something.
- Simple Past: Stuck
- Past Participle: Stuck
- Example: The gum stuck to the bottom of his shoe.
88. Sting
- Meaning: To pierce or wound with a sharp, pointed structure.
- Simple Past: Stung
- Past Participle: Stung
- Example: The bee stung her on the arm.
89. Swim
- Meaning: To move through water using one's body.
- Simple Past: Swam
- Past Participle: Swum
- Example: They swam in the ocean on a hot day.
90. Swing
- Meaning: To move back and forth on a suspended support.
- Simple Past: Swung
- Past Participle: Swung
- Example: The children swung on the playground swings.
91. Take
- Meaning: To grasp or acquire something.
- Simple Past: Took
- Past Participle: Taken
- Example: She took a photo of the beautiful sunset.
92. Teach
- Meaning: To impart knowledge or skills to someone.
- Simple Past: Taught
- Past Participle: Taught
- Example: He taught mathematics to his students.
93. Tear
- Meaning: To damage by pulling apart or ripping.
- Simple Past: Tore
- Past Participle: Torn
- Example: She tore the paper accidentally.
94. Tell
- Meaning: To communicate or narrate something to someone.
- Simple Past: Told
- Past Participle: Told
- Example: He told an interesting story to the children.
95. Think
- Meaning: To have thoughts or use one's mind.
- Simple Past: Thought
- Past Participle: Thought
- Example: She thought deeply about the problem.
96. Throw
- Meaning: To propel something through the air.
- Simple Past: Threw
- Past Participle: Thrown
- Example: He threw the ball to his friend.
97. Understand
- Meaning: To comprehend or grasp the meaning of something.
- Simple Past: Understood
- Past Participle: Understood
- Example: She understood the instructions clearly.
98. Wake
- Meaning: To become conscious after sleep.
- Simple Past: Woke
- Past Participle: Woken
- Example: He woke up early to watch the sunrise.
99. Wear
- Meaning: To have clothing or an accessory on the body.
- Simple Past: Wore
- Past Participle: Worn
- Example: She wore a beautiful dress to the party.
100. Win
- Meaning: To achieve victory or success.
- Simple Past: Won
- Past Participle: Won
- Example: They won the championship game.
101. Write
- Meaning: To inscribe or record in written form.
- Simple Past: Wrote
- Past Participle: Written
- Example: She wrote a heartfelt letter to her friend.
102. Bear
- Meaning: To support or carry a heavy load.
- Simple Past: Bore
- Past Participle: Borne
- Example: The backpack bore the weight of all our camping gear.
103. Bide
- Meaning: To wait or remain in a certain place.
- Simple Past: Bode
- Past Participle: Bidden
- Example: He bided his time for the right moment to speak.
104. Bite
- Meaning: To use teeth to cut or grip something.
- Simple Past: Bit
- Past Participle: Bitten
- Example: The dog bit the bone to clean its teeth.
105. Blow
- Meaning: To expel air forcefully or create wind.
- Simple Past: Blew
- Past Participle: Blown
- Example: She blew out the candles on her birthday cake.
106. Dig
- Meaning: To break up, turn over, or remove earth with a tool.
- Simple Past: Dug
- Past Participle: Dug
- Example: They dug a deep hole to plant a tree.
107. Forget
- Meaning: To fail to remember something.
- Simple Past: Forgot
- Past Participle: Forgotten
- Example: He forgot his anniversary and had to apologize.
108. Freeze
- Meaning: To turn into ice due to cold temperatures.
- Simple Past: Froze
- Past Participle: Frozen
- Example: The lake froze over during the harsh winter.
109. Hang (for executions)
- Meaning: To suspend a person by the neck until dead as a form of execution.
- Simple Past: Hanged
- Past Participle: Hanged
- Example: In some historical periods, they hanged criminals.
110. Hide
- Meaning: To conceal or put out of sight.
- Simple Past: Hid
- Past Participle: Hidden
- Example: She hid the treasure chest in a secret cave.
111. Light (to ignite)
- Meaning: To set something on fire or provide illumination.
- Simple Past: Lit
- Past Participle: Lit
- Example: He lit a campfire to keep warm.
112. Run
- Meaning: To move rapidly on foot.
- Simple Past: Ran
- Past Participle: Run
- Example: They ran a marathon and finished in under three hours.
113. Shake
- Meaning: To move or cause to move with short, rapid movements.
- Simple Past: Shook
- Past Participle: Shaken
- Example: She shook the bottle to mix the ingredients.
114. Sink
- Meaning: To descend or submerge in water or a liquid.
- Simple Past: Sank
- Past Participle: Sunk
- Example: The ship slowly sank beneath the waves.
115. Sit
- Meaning: To be in a seated position.
- Simple Past: Sat
- Past Participle: Sat
- Example: She sat quietly during the meeting.
116. Sleep
- Meaning: To rest with the eyes closed and be unconscious.
- Simple Past: Slept
- Past Participle: Slept
- Example: They slept soundly through the night.
117. Speak
- Meaning: To communicate verbally or utter words.
- Simple Past: Spoke
- Past Participle: Spoken
- Example: He spoke eloquently during the public speaking event.
118. Spit
- Meaning: To forcefully expel saliva or liquid from the mouth.
- Simple Past: Spit
- Past Participle: Spit
- Example: He accidentally spat out his drink.
119. Spring
- Meaning: To leap or jump suddenly.
- Simple Past: Sprang
- Past Participle: Sprung
- Example: The cat sprang onto the table to catch a mouse.
120. Stick
- Meaning: To attach or adhere to something.
- Simple Past: Stuck
- Past Participle: Stuck
- Example: The tape stuck to the paper securely.
121. Sting
- Meaning: To pierce or wound with a sharp, pointed structure.
- Simple Past: Stung
- Past Participle: Stung
- Example: The bee stung her on the arm.
122. Swim
- Meaning: To move through water using one's body.
- Simple Past: Swam
- Past Participle: Swum
- Example: They swam in the pool on a hot summer day.
123. Swing
- Meaning: To move back and forth on a suspended support.
- Simple Past: Swung
- Past Participle: Swung
- Example: The children enjoyed swinging at the playground.
124. Tear
- Meaning: To damage by pulling apart or ripping.
- Simple Past: Tore
- Past Participle: Torn
- Example: He accidentally tore his shirt on a nail.
125. Wake
- Meaning: To become conscious after sleep.
- Simple Past: Woke
- Past Participle: Woken
- Example: She woke up early and felt refreshed.
126. Win
- Meaning: To achieve victory or success.
- Simple Past: Won
- Past Participle: Won
- Example: They won the championship with a last-minute goal.
127. Wear
- Meaning: To have clothing or an accessory on the body.
- Simple Past: Wore
- Past Participle: Worn
- Example: She wore a stylish dress to the party.
