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Action Verbs
 Action verbs are something that a person or thing can do may be used alone as the main verb of a sentence e.g. run, jump, reach, swim, walked, fell etc.
 Action verbs can also be actions you can't see such as 'thought' or 'wanted'
 Action verbs can be time-telling verbs. They tell when something takes place - in the present, in the future or in the past
List of action verbs starting with A Abstract
Accelerate
Accommodate
Accomplish
Accumulate
Achieve
Acquire
Act
Activate
Adapt | Add
Address
Adjust
Administer
Advertise
Advise
Advocate
Aid
Aide
Align | Allocate
Amend
Analyze
Answer
Anticipate
Apply
Appoint
Appraise
Approve
Arbitrate | Arrange
Articulate
Ascertain
Assemble
Assess
Assign
Assist
Assume
Attain
Attend | Attract
Audit
Augment
Author
Authorize
Automate
Avert
Award |
List of action verbs starting with B Balance
Bargain
Begin | Bolster
Boost
Bought | Brief
Broaden
Budget | Build
Built | |
List of action verbs starting with C Calculate
Calibrate
Canvass
Capture
Care
Catalog
Catalogue
Categorize
Cater
Cause
Centralize
Chair
Charge
Chart | Check
Check in
Check out
Clarify
Classify
Co-operate
Coach
Code
Collaborate
Collate
Collect
Combine
Comfort
Commence | Communicate
Compare
Compile
Complete
Compose
Compute
Conceive
Conceptualize
Conciliate
Conclude
Condense
Conduct
Confer | Connect
Conserve
Consider
Consolidate
Construct
Consult
Contact
Contract
Contribute
Control
Convert
Convey
Convince | Coordinate
Copy
Correct
Correlate
Correspond
Counsel
Create
Critique
Cultivate
Customize |

List of action verbs starting with D Dealt with
Debate
Debug
Decide
Decrease
Dedicate
Deduce
Defend
Defer | Define
Delegate
Deliver
Demonstrate
Depict
Depreciated
Derive
Describe
Design | Detail
Detect
Determine
Develop
Devise
Devote
Diagnose
Diagram
Differentiate | Direct
Discharge
Disclose
Discover
Discriminate
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