More verbs for A2 English learners:

😊 Here are more verbs for A2 English learners:

*Daily Activities:*
1. commute
2. clean
3. organize
4. shop
5. cook
6. exercise
7. meditate
8. read
9. watch
10. play
11. listen
12. learn
13. practice
14. create
15. plan

*Communication:*
1. discuss
2. argue
3. agree
4. disagree
5. suggest
6. propose
7. recommend
8. advise
9. warn
10. inform
11. remind
12. apologise
13. thank
14. invite
15. accept

*Travel & Transportation:*
1. explore
2. discover
3. navigate
4. park
5. cycle
6. hike
7. sail
8. board
9. depart
10. arrive
11. return
12. transfer
13. wait
14. hurry
15. delay

*Food & Drink:*
1. prepare
2. serve
3. dine
4. snack
5. taste
6. smell
7. enjoy
8. share
9. offer
10. refuse
11. accept
12. order
13. pay
14. tip
15. compliment

*Feelings & Emotions:*
1. adore
2. appreciate
3. enjoy
4. dislike
5. despise
6. fear
7. worry
8. stress
9. relax
10. calm
11. excite
12. thrill
13. bore
14. surprise
15. shock

*Other Common Verbs:*
1. achieve
2. accomplish
3. succeed
4. fail
5. attempt
6. try
7. struggle
8. manage
9. cope
10. adapt
11. adjust
12. improve
13. develop
14. grow
15. change


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