高上　基礎英単語　動詞編➀　簡単な英語を使いこなすために。

日本人の英語力不足は間違いなく語彙力不足から来ている。語彙数そのものもそうだが、簡単な英語表現だけは覚えたと思っていても、ろくに使いこなせない。だから話せないのである。

本日は本当に簡単な英単語を100語GPTに選んで意味と教えてもらい、さらには例文も作ってもらった。自然な英語表現になっているのは流石である。

Please choose 500 basic English verbs and explain the meaning and sentences concisely.

Certainly, I can provide a list of basic English verbs, their meanings, and a concise sentence for each. However, due to space limitations, I’ll give you a subset of 50 verbs first. If you need the rest, let me know, and I can provide additional sets.

Be – exist or occur
- She is a teacher.
Have – possess, own, or hold
- I have a cat.
Do – perform or execute an action
- They do their homework.
Say – utter words or express
- He says hello.
Get – come to have or hold
- I get my keys.
Make – create or produce
- She makes a cake.
Go – move or proceed
- They go to school.
Know – be aware of or familiar with
- I know the answer.
Take – gain possession of
- Take the book from the shelf.
See – perceive or observe
- I see the bird.
Come – move or travel towards
- Come here!
Think – have a particular belief or idea
- I think it’s raining.
Look – direct one’s gaze
- Look at the stars.
Want – have a desire for
- I want some chocolate.
Give – provide or furnish
- Give him the ball.
Use – employ for a purpose
- Use a pen to write.
Find – discover or ascertain
- I find my glasses.
Tell – communicate or inform
- Tell her the truth.
Ask – make a request or inquiry
- Ask him a question.
Work – perform tasks or duties
- She works at the library.
Call – shout or summon someone
- Call her name.
Try – make an attempt or effort
- Try harder next time.
Need – require or be in want of
- I need some water.
Feel – experience an emotion or sensation
- I feel happy.
Become – grow or develop into
- He becomes a manager.
Leave – depart from a place
- Leave the room.
Put – place or set in position
- Put the vase on the table.
Mean – signify or indicate
- What does that word mean?
Keep – retain or reserve
- Keep the change.
Let – allow or permit
- Let him go.
Begin – start or commence
- They begin the game.
Hold – grasp, carry, or support
- Hold the door.
Write – mark letters, words, or symbols
- Write a letter.
Stand – be in an upright position
- Stand up.
Hear – perceive with the ear
- I hear the music.
Let – allow or permit
- Let her in.
Speak – utter words or articulate sounds
- Speak clearly.
Lead – cause to go with one
- Lead the way.
Read – look and comprehend the meaning
- Read the book.
Grow – become larger or greater
- Plants grow fast.
Lose – be deprived of or cease to have
- Don’t lose hope.
Pay – give money in exchange
- Pay the bill.
Meet – encounter or face
- Meet my friend.
Run – move swiftly by foot
- Run to the finish line.
Live – remain alive or dwell
- I live in New York.
Believe – accept as true or have faith in
- I believe you.
Bring – come with something or someone
- Bring the umbrella.
Happen – take place or occur
- What happened?
Write – mark down or inscribe
- Write a note.
Provide – supply or furnish
- Provide some examples

Understand – grasp the meaning of
- I understand your concern.
Watch – look at or observe attentively
- Watch the movie.
Follow – come after in sequence
- Follow the instructions.
Stop – cease movement or activity
- Stop right there!
Create – bring into existence
- She wants to create art.
Wait – stay in place in expectation of
- Wait for me.
Talk – communicate or exchange words
- Talk to your friend.
Read – interpret and understand the meaning of text
- Read the sign.
Allow – permit or grant permission
- Allow him to enter.
Serve – perform duties for others
- She serves customers daily.
Drive – operate a vehicle
- Drive safely.
Fall – move downward
- Leaves fall in autumn.
Cut – make an opening, incision, or wound
- Cut the paper.
Reach – arrive at; stretch out an arm
- Reach for the top shelf.
Kill – cause death
- He didn’t mean to kill the plant.
Raise – lift or move to a higher position
- Raise your hand.
Decide – come to a resolution
- Decide on a location.
Return – come or go back
- Return the book.
Explain – make clear to someone
- Explain the process.
Hope – desire with expectation of fulfillment
- I hope it doesn’t rain.
Build – construct or make by putting parts together
- They build houses.
Sit – adopt a position in which one’s weight is on one’s buttocks
- Sit down, please.
Draw – produce a picture with a pencil or pen
- She can draw well.
Listen – give attention to sound
- Listen to the song.
Continue – persist in an activity
- Continue writing.
Buy – acquire in exchange for money
- Buy some bread.
Remember – have in mind as something that has occurred
- I remember that day.
Move – change position
- Move to the left.
Begin – start; set into motion
- Begin the task.
Consider – think about or ponder
- Consider your options.
Appear – come into sight
- You appear happy.
Help – assist or aid
- Help your mother.
Go – move from one place to another
- Go to the store.
Play – engage in activity for enjoyment
- Children play outside.
Throw – propel with force
- Throw the ball.
Change – make or become different
- Change your clothes.
Wish – desire or hope for
- I wish for peace.
Offer – present for acceptance or rejection
- Offer your assistance.
Dance – move rhythmically to music
- Dance with me.
Sing – make musical sounds with the voice
- She loves to sing.
Travel – go from one place to another
- Travel the world.
Learn – acquire knowledge or skills
- Learn a new language.
Teach – impart knowledge or skills to
- She teaches math.
Show – make visible or display
- Show me the way.
Eat – consume food
- Eat your breakfast.
Drink – consume liquids
- Drink some water.
Sleep – take a rest by closing the eyes and becoming unconscious
- I need to sleep.
Walk – move at a regular pace by lifting and setting down each foot
- Walk in the park.
Enjoy – take delight or pleasure in
- Enjoy the moment.
Ask – request information – Ask for directions.