Review of Top 100 Verbs in English

Introduction

• Vanessa introduces the lesson focusing on the top 100 verbs in English, aiming to remind learners of commonly used verbs they might have forgotten.
• Verbs are ranked by common use, not alphabetically.
• Each verb is illustrated with one or two example sentences.

Key Verbs and Usage Examples

1. Be
   • "I am teaching English."
   • "You are being reminded of these verbs."
2. Have
   • "He has five dogs."
   • "They haven't decided where to move yet."
3. Do
   • "I didn't know that this was the third most used verb."
4. Say
   • "What did you say? Oh, I didn't say that. I said that I like the beach."
5. Go
   • "Let's go to New York. Oh, we already went there last year."
6. Can
   • Examples of its versatility in forming questions and negative sentences.
7. Get
   • A versatile verb, further resources offered for top expressions using "get."
8. Would
   • Interesting in forming polite requests or hypothetical situations.
9. Make
   • Involved in formulating actions, with more expressions in a separate resource.
10. Know
    • "I knew this would be a long lesson, but hopefully you'll know these verbs soon."

Learning Tips

• Learning verbs in context of their use enhances memory.
• The lesson's structure facilitates a practical understanding of verb application in everyday English.
• Vanessa also offers additional resources for in-depth exploration of certain verbs.

Conclusion

• A comprehensive review designed to bolster learners' verb usage proficiency.
• Invites learners to challenge themselves by making sentences using three of the verbs learnt.