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Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 36, Human Actions. Physiological Processes.
live
die
life
eat ... ate, eaten
drink ... drank, drunk
sleep ... slept, slept
see ... saw, seen
watch
hear ... heard, heard; to
listen (to)
feel ... felt, felt
taste
smell
touch
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 36, Human Actions. Thinking.
know ... knew, known
think ... thought, thought
mean ... meant, meant
I think it is a good idea.
I don't understand. What do you mean?
think of, about ... thought, thought
explain
understand ... understood, understood
idea
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 36, Human Actions. Will.
want
need
ask for
thank someone for
decide
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 36, Human Actions. Relationships.
like
love
hate
apologize for
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 36, Human Actions. Communication.
speak ... spoke, spoken
say ... said, said
tell ... told, told
call
scream
sing ... sang, sung
read ... red, red
write ... wrote, written
ask (about)
answer
ask a question
question
answer
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 36, Human Actions. Phraseology.
make up one's mind
change one's mind
have no idea
get the idea
ask for help
need a hand
say sorry
tell the truth
fall in love (with)
get along (with)
make friends
keep in touch
write back
ask around
hear from someone
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 36, Human Actions. Idioms.
Live and learn
I trusted him and lost my money — live and learn.
Eat like a horse
My brother eats like a horse.
Sleep like a log
After the hike, I slept like a log.
See the point
I don't see the point of this meeting.
Get a taste of something
The internship gave me a taste of real work.
Life goes on
It was a sad time, but life goes on.
Think twice
Think twice before you post that photo.
Ring a bell
His name rings a bell, but I can't remember him.
Want something badly
She wanted that job badly.
Forgive and forget
It was years ago — let's forgive and forget.
Speak one's mind
She always speaks her mind, even to the boss.
Hit it off
We met at a party and hit it off right away.
Keep one's word
He promised to help, and he kept his word.
Lose one's temper
The teacher lost her temper and shouted at us.