start
stop
scream
shriek
share
sink
split
sidle
sin
sip
signify
situate
sell
saturate
stomp
swat
swipe
scratch
stumble
sock
sew
stitch
strangle
sunder
sail
swathe
swim
stem
strip
strap
save
soar
soak
salivate
secure
Some verbs that start with S are:
Some past tense verbs beginning with 'S' are:
start sleep slip slide shake show shower shine seem is a verb send
The third person singular form of nearly all verbs in English ends in 's'.
Active verbs that change from no s to having an s at the end.
The dog walks well on a leash.
Myra sings beautifully.
Sing, swim, strike, sashay, scar, you can read more at the link I've provided below.
Two verbs that begin with X are to x-ray and to xerox.Note that "xerox" is a verb created from the name of the company that developed the office photocopier.
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When used as a verb, begin is plural and begins is singular. This is due to subject verb agreement. One needs only look at a couple sample sentence to see the difference. "He begins work at dawn." "They begin work at dawn." In the first sentence, the subject is singular, and therefore, must have a singular verb, which is begins. In the second sentence, the subject is plural, and therefore, must have a plural verb, which is begin. Essentially, don't let the "s" on the end confuse you. When it comes to verbs, the "s" does not imply plurality.
In order of frequency:behaveusesaydowritelikemakeseelookgocomeknowcallfindworktakegetliveshowgivethinksayhelpmeanmovetellwantplayputreadspellfollowchangeneedtrybuildstandownanswerOther commonly used verbs: grow study learn plant let keep start draw run close stop open begin walk care carry rain eat begin hear cut watchNOTE: Although all the above words are verbs, noun forms of these words are also frequently used. e.g. "Please give (verb) me an answer (noun)". Or "Please answer (verb) me."
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Some verbs that begin with the letter S are:samplesandsapsasssavesavorsawsayscalescoldscoopscorescourscrewseeseeksellsendserveseversewshareshearshipshootshoreshoveshowshowershrinksignalsingsingesighsightsiresitskewskipskirtslaughtersleepsliceslideslipslitslopslopesmilesmellsmokesmoothsmotesnowsobsoothesortsowspearspellspikespillspinspitsplitsplurgespoilspoonstabstampstandstaplestarstarestealsteerstepstewstingstitchstokestompstoopstopstorestormstrikestripstripestrokestumblesuesurfsurgeswallowswampswapswearswellswingswipeswitch
Some verbs beginning with I:IdentifyIllustrateImitateImpartImplementImportImproveImproviseIncorporateIncreaseIndexIndividualizeInfluenceInformInitiateInnovateInspectInspireInstallInstituteInstructInsureIntegrateInteractInterfaceInterpretInterveneInterviewIntroduceInventInventoryInvestigateInvolveIritateinquire illustrateinitiateimbibeimpartIMPEACHimpregnateinundateidentifyimagineimplantinnovate
Some verbs that begin with the letter J are:jabjabberjackjeerjeopardizejestjerkjoinjokejourneyjoustjudgeJumpjunk
cuss and caress are the only two I could think of.
Interact(s)(ed) Interrogate(s)(d) Infiltrate(s)(d) Investigate(s)(d)
Some verbs beginning with W:WaddleWadeWakeWalkWatchWeaveWelcomeWhimperWhisperWieldWiggleWinkWinWonderedWonWounded
Some verbs that begin with the letter i:identifyillustrateimplementimproveimproviseinduceinfiltrateinfluenceinforminitiateinjectinjureinlayinnovateinsinuateinspectinspireinstallinstigateinstituteinstructintegrateinterfereinterrogateinterpretinterruptinterviewintroduceinventinventoryinvestigateinviteirritateitch
Some verbs beginning with J:jabjabberjackjailjamjanglejarjawjaywalkjeerjeopardizejerkjestjetjigglejiltjimmyjinglejitterjivejogjoinjokejoltjostlejotjoustjudgejugglejumpjunkjunkjustifyjutjuxtapose
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