Common English Verbs Quiz

Common English Verbs

• There are 100 common English verbs used daily.
• The verbs can be categorized into different actions, such as:
  • Movement: run, walk, jump, climb, drive, etc.
  • Eating: eat, taste, bite, nibble, lick, suck, spit, etc.
  • Communication: talk, read, sing, whisper, shout, etc.
  • Emotions: smile, laugh, cry, sigh, frown, pout, etc.
  • Actions: play, study, think, touch, feel, see, etc.
  • Daily activities: cook, clean, wash, scrub, etc.

Quiz Review

• The quiz at the end of the video has 10 questions, each with 1 point.
• The goal is to get as many points as possible.
• Sample questions from the quiz include:
  • punch, pinch, tickle, nod, blink, crumple, pluck, sneeze, pout, Glide.

Learning Tips

• Repetition is key to learning.
• Practice and review the verbs to improve your knowledge.
• Sharing your score and getting feedback from others can help with learning.

Common English Verbs

• There are 100 common English verbs used daily.
• These verbs can be categorized into different actions, including:

  Movement

  • run
  • walk
  • jump
  • climb
  • drive

  Eating

  • eat
  • taste
  • bite
  • nibble
  • lick
  • suck
  • spit

  Communication

  • talk
  • read
  • sing
  • whisper
  • shout

  Emotions

  • smile
  • laugh
  • cry
  • sigh
  • frown
  • pout

  Actions

  • play
  • study
  • think
  • touch
  • feel
  • see

  Daily activities

  • cook
  • clean
  • wash
  • scrub

Quiz Review

• The quiz has 10 questions, each worth 1 point.
• The goal is to get as many points as possible.
• Sample questions include:
  • punch
  • pinch
  • tickle
  • nod
  • blink
  • crumple
  • pluck
  • sneeze
  • pout
  • glide

Learning Tips

• Repetition is key to learning.
• Practice and review the verbs to improve your knowledge.
• Sharing your score and getting feedback from others can help with learning.

An Aging Society

• An aging society is characterized by a higher population of older people than younger ones.
• This phenomenon occurs due to improved healthcare and living conditions, leading to increased life expectancy.

Reasons Behind the Change

• Advances in medicine contribute to a longer and healthier life, allowing people to live longer.
• A decrease in birth rates results in a smaller number of young people.
• Increased education and job opportunities lead to people choosing to have fewer children.

Impact on Society

• One of the challenges of an aging society is ensuring older people receive adequate healthcare and support.
• The benefits of an aging society include having access to wisdom and knowledge from older adults, who can teach us about history, traditions, and life lessons.
• Living in an aging society can be seen as having a large family with many grandparents, presenting opportunities for intergenerational learning and community building.

Test your knowledge of 100 common English verbs used daily, categorized into actions such as movement, eating, communication, and more.