A1 Level Verbs (Core List)

These are the most important verbs beginners should learn first for daily communication, exams, and speaking 👍

✅ A1 Level Verbs (Core List)

🔹 BE & AUXILIARY VERBS

  • be (am, is, are)

  • have

  • do

  • can

🔹 DAILY ACTION VERBS

  • go

  • come

  • eat

  • drink

  • sleep

  • work

  • study

  • play

  • read

  • write

  • watch

  • listen

  • speak

  • talk

  • walk

  • run

  • sit

  • stand

  • open

  • close

🔹 COMMON ROUTINE & LIFE VERBS

  • live

  • like

  • love

  • want

  • need

  • help

  • make

  • take

  • give

  • get

  • use

  • find

  • buy

  • bring

  • start

  • stop

  • wait

🔹 THINKING & FEELING VERBS

  • think

  • know

  • understand

  • remember

  • forget

  • feel

  • see

  • hear

  • look

  • watch

🔹 SOCIAL & COMMUNICATION VERBS

  • say

  • tell

  • ask

  • answer

  • call

  • meet

  • invite

  • thank

🔹 MOVEMENT & PLACE VERBS

  • go

  • come

  • arrive

  • leave

  • stay

  • travel

⭐ A1 Learning Tip

At A1 level, students should learn:

  • Base form (go, eat)

  • Simple present (I go / She goes)

  • Simple past (basic) (went, ate)

  • Questions & negatives with these verbs


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