What are 20 verbs that begin with the letter A?

Answer 1

· accept

· accomplish

· achieve

· acquire

· activate

· adapt

· add

· address

· administer

· admire

· admit

· adopt

· advise

· afford

· agree

· alert

· allow

· alter

· amuse

· analyze

· announce

· annoy

· answer

· anticipate

· apologize

· appear

· applaud

· appoint

· appraise

· appreciate

· approve

· arbitrate

· argue

· arrange

· arrest

· arrive

· ascertain

· ask

· assemble

· assist

· assure

· attach

· attack

· attain

· attempt

· attend

· attract

· audit

· avoid

Answer 2

Twenty words that are nouns as well as verbs:

1. act; Just act like nothing is going on. It was a two act play.
2. bark; The dog will bark if someone approaches. I scraped my arm on the tree bark.
3. chop; I'll chop the onions while you trim the pork chop.
4. dock; Can I dock my boat at this dock.
5. edge; Just edge it a bit to the left, but not too close to the edge.
6. fish; We can fish at the public wharf and we'll have fish for dinner.
7. grate; After you grate a little garlic on the steaks, put them on the fire grate.
8. hop; If you hop on the Central bus, it's just a hop, skip, and a jump to the mall.
9. imprint; The mother will imprint her hunting skills on her young. The imprint on the base is genuine.
10. junk; I've called the disposal service; we're going to junk all of the junk in the garage.
11. kill; He brought the kill home, it won't kill me to clean it for him.
12. laugh; Don't laugh at my sentences. If they're any good, I will have the last laugh.
13. mold; You are in class so the teacher can mold your mind. That place is musty and full of mold.
14. nudge; I felt a nudge in my ribs so I'll just nudge right back.
15. oil; After you oil that squeaky hinge, put the oil in the cupboard under the sink.
16. point; Finish reading the paragraph, then point to the point of the message.
17. quiet; Once you quiet those kids, you can enjoy some peace and quiet.
18. rose; She rose to her feet, smiled, and accepted the rose.
19. store; When you return from the store, store all of the meat in the freezer.
20. trip; Please don't trip and injure yourself or we'll have to cut our trip short.

Or, perhaps you meant verbal nouns called gerunds (the present participle verb, ending in -ing that acts as a noun). These are some gerunds:

1. acting
2. chopping
3. cooking
4. dancing
5. failing
6. feeling
7. filling
8. fishing
9. grading
10. hunting
11. joking
12. jumping
13. marching
14. running
15. sailing
16. spelling
17. swimming
18. talking
19. walking
20. wishing

Did you notice that the -ing words are also adjectives.

Answer 3

Examples of 'noun-verb-pronoun' sentences:

1. John saw them.
2. The dog ate it.
3. The keys are somewhere.
4. Wendy brought one.
5. That house is theirs.
6. Fran and Frank complement each other.
7. Mother likes those.
8. The winner is you.
9. Matt helped me.
10. The decaf is which?
11. The teacher sent this.
12. The yogurt is my lunch.
13. Maggie said nothing.
14. The sandwich is enough.
15. The flowers are hers.
16. Grandma sent it.
17. The committee chose him.
18. Raymond quit his job.
19. The ring is worth nothing.
20. Would you like another?

Answer 4

here are some

not 20 though

run, jump, swim, jog, hop, walk here are some