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Verbi essenziali in Inglese da conoscere

Team Lalo·Aggiornato 19 aprile 2026·3 min di lettura

I verbi sono la spina dorsale di qualsiasi lingua. Questi sono i verbi più utilizzati in Inglese che ti aiuteranno a formare frasi fin dal primo giorno.

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222 parole trovate

Parola	Traduzione	Esempio
be	to exist, to have a quality	I want to be a doctor.
have	to possess, to own	I have two brothers.
do	to perform an action	What do you do for work?
will	used to express future actions	I will call you tomorrow.
would	past tense of will, used for polite requests	I would like a glass of water.
get	to obtain, to receive	I need to get some food.
go	to move or travel	Let us go to the cinema.
make	to create or produce	She wants to make a cake.
can	to be able to, having the ability	I can speak three languages.
like	to enjoy, similar to	I like reading books.
know	to be aware of, to understand	I know the answer to that question.
take	to grab or carry with you	Please take an umbrella with you.
could	past tense of can, used for possibility	Could you open the window, please?
see	to perceive with the eyes	I can see the mountains from here.
look	to direct your eyes toward something	Look at that beautiful sunset!
come	to move toward the speaker	Please come to my party on Saturday.
think	to use your mind, to believe	I think this is a great idea.
use	to employ for a purpose	You can use my phone if you need to.
want	to desire, to wish for	I want to learn a new language.
give	to hand something to someone	Please give me your phone number.
say	to speak words, to express	What did she say to you?
been	past participle of be	I have been to Paris.
call	to telephone; to name	I will call you later.
need	to require something	I need a new coat.
should	ought to; expressing obligation	You should eat more vegetables.
did	past tense of do	Did you finish your homework?
may	expressing possibility	It may rain tomorrow.
must	expressing necessity	You must wear a seatbelt.
help	to assist or support	Can you help me with this?
does	third person singular of do	What does he want?
got	past tense of get; received	I got a letter today.
keep	to continue to have; to retain	Keep the change.
let	to allow or permit	Let me show you the way.
put	to place something somewhere	Put the book on the desk.
made	past tense of make; created	She made a beautiful cake.
tell	to communicate information	Please tell me the truth.
find	to discover or locate	I need to find my keys.
turn	to rotate; a change of direction	Turn left at the corner.
move	to change position or place	We plan to move next month.
show	to display or demonstrate	Can you show me how to do it?
run	to move quickly on foot	I run every morning.
read	to look at and understand text	I like to read books.
play	to engage in activity for fun	The children play in the park.
might	expressing possibility	It might snow tonight.
start	to begin	The movie will start at seven.
live	to be alive; to reside	I live in London.
eat	to consume food	We eat dinner at seven.
close	to shut; near in distance	Please close the door.
learn	to gain knowledge or skill	I want to learn French.
open	to make accessible; not closed	Open the window, please.
leave	to go away from	We must leave by noon.
stand	to be in an upright position	Please stand in line.
change	to make or become different	We need to change our plans.
walk	to move on foot	I walk to work every day.
stop	to cease moving or doing	Please stop talking.
write	to form letters or words	Please write your address here.
hear	to perceive with the ears	I can hear music.
ask	to request information	May I ask you a question?
try	to attempt or make an effort	I will try my best.
set	to put in a position; a group	She set the table for dinner.
begin	to start	Let us begin the lesson.
seem	to appear to be	You seem tired today.
talk	to speak or converse	We need to talk about this.
happen	to take place; to occur	What happened yesterday?
hold	to carry or keep in the hands	Please hold my bag for a moment.
become	to grow or come to be	She wants to become a doctor.
mean	to intend; to signify	What does this word mean?
feel	to sense or experience	I feel happy today.
watch	to look at; a timepiece	We like to watch movies.
wait	to stay in one place	Please wait for me.
bring	to carry toward the speaker	Please bring your notebook.
fall	to drop downward; autumn	Leaves fall in autumn.
drive	to operate a vehicle	Can you drive a car?
grow	to increase in size	Plants grow in sunlight.
cross	to go from one side to the other	Look both ways before you cross.
draw	to make a picture with a pen	She can draw very well.
reach	to arrive at; to extend to	Can you reach the top shelf?
rest	to relax; the remaining part	You should rest after lunch.
pass	to go by; to hand over	Please pass the salt.
understand	to comprehend the meaning	I understand the instructions.
stood	past tense of stand	He stood by the window.
cut	to divide with a sharp tool	Cut the bread, please.
listen	to pay attention to sound	Listen to the teacher.
lead	to guide; to be in charge	She will lead the team.
sit	to rest on a chair	Please sit down.
appear	to become visible	Stars appear at night.
buy	to purchase	I want to buy some fruit.
carry	to hold and move something	Can you carry this box?
took	past tense of take	She took the bus to work.
contain	to have inside; to include	This box contains old photos.
fly	to move through the air	Birds fly in the sky.
decide	to make a choice	You must decide now.
act	to perform; a deed	We must act quickly.
include	to contain as part of a whole	The price includes tax.
measure	to find the size of something	Measure the length of the rope.
remember	to recall from memory	I remember her name.
travel	to go from one place to another	I love to travel.
sing	to make music with the voice	She likes to sing.
sat	past tense of sit	He sat on the bench.
wonder	to feel curious; amazement	I wonder what time it is.
laugh	to make sounds of amusement	She made everyone laugh.
check	to examine; to verify	Check your answers carefully.
teach	to give lessons	She loves to teach children.
touch	to feel with the hand	Do not touch the wet paint.
cover	to place something over	Cover the pot with a lid.
slip	to slide accidentally	Be careful not to slip.
win	to be victorious	I hope we win the game.
feed	to give food to	She feeds the cats every morning.
smell	to perceive with the nose	The flowers smell lovely.
continue	to keep going	Please continue reading.
sell	to exchange for money	They sell fresh bread here.
swim	to move through water	I swim every Saturday.
notice	to become aware of; an announcement	Did you notice the sign?
catch	to capture; to seize	Catch the ball.
choose	to select from options	Choose your favorite color.
allow	to permit	They do not allow pets.
drop	to let fall; a small amount of liquid	Do not drop the glass.
develop	to grow or cause to grow	We need to develop a plan.
rise	to go upward	Prices continue to rise.
wish	to want something to happen	I wish you were here.
support	to hold up; to help	I support your decision.
produce	to make or create	This factory produces cars.
offer	to present for acceptance	She made a generous offer.
consider	to think carefully about	Please consider my proposal.
expect	to regard as likely	I expect rain later.
suggest	to put forward an idea	I suggest we leave early.
believe	to accept as true	I believe you are right.
speak	to say words aloud	Can you speak French?
accept	to receive willingly	She accepted the invitation.
build	to construct something	They will build a new bridge.
spend	to pay out money; use time	I spend an hour reading each day.
miss	to fail to hit, catch, or reach	I miss my family when I travel.
pay	to give money for goods or work	I need to pay the bill.
return	to come or go back	When will you return home?
serve	to provide a service or food	They serve lunch at noon.
meet	to come together with someone	Let us meet at the cafe.
kill	to cause death	Frost can kill young plants.
require	to need; to demand	This job requires patience.
agree	to share the same opinion	I agree with your suggestion.
die	to stop living	Flowers die without water.
raise	to lift up; to increase	Raise your hand if you know.
stay	to remain in a place	We will stay at the hotel.
reduce	to make smaller or less	We need to reduce waste.
describe	to give an account of	Can you describe the thief?
compare	to examine for similarities	Compare the two pictures.
fight	to struggle or battle	They fought for their freedom.
throw	to send through the air	Throw the ball to me.
press	to push firmly	Press the button to start.
remain	to stay behind; to continue	Please remain seated.
mention	to refer to briefly	Did she mention the meeting?
create	to make something new	She can create beautiful art.
prepare	to make ready	I need to prepare dinner.
pull	to draw toward oneself	Pull the door to open it.
push	to press forward	Push the cart to the car.
suppose	to assume or believe	I suppose you are right.
receive	to get something given	I received a letter today.
paint	to apply color to a surface	We will paint the walls blue.
imagine	to form a picture in the mind	Imagine a world without war.
fill	to make full	Fill the glass with water.
save	to keep safe; to rescue	We need to save water.
fail	to not succeed	Do not be afraid to fail.
wear	to have on the body	I wear a coat in winter.
fit	suitable; in good physical shape	These shoes do not fit me.
lay	to put something down flat	Lay the book on the table.
supply	to provide what is needed	The store supplies fresh bread.
count	to determine the total	Count the apples in the basket.
hit	to strike forcefully	He hit the ball over the fence.
cry	to shed tears	The baby began to cry.
increase	to become larger	Prices will increase next year.
climb	to go upward	We climbed the mountain.
burn	to be on fire; to destroy by fire	Do not burn the toast.
mix	to combine together	Mix the flour and eggs.
sent	past tense of send	I sent you an email.
caught	past tense of catch	She caught the ball.
indicate	to point out or show	The sign indicates the exit.
spoke	past tense of speak	She spoke to the crowd.
tire	to become weary; a rubber wheel cover	Long walks tire me out.
print	to produce text on paper	Please print the document.
guess	to estimate without certainty	Can you guess the answer?
search	to look carefully for	Search for the missing key.
determine	to decide or find out	We need to determine the cause.
repeat	to do or say again	Please repeat the question.
provide	to make available or supply	Can you provide more information?
manage	to be in charge of or handle something	She manages a team of ten people.
follow	to go or come after; to obey instructions	Follow the instructions carefully.
came	past tense of come	She came home late last night.
care	to feel concern; attention given to someone or something	She takes good care of her plants.
explain	to make something clear; to give reasons for	Can you explain how this works?
discover	to find something for the first time	Scientists discovered a new species.
solve	to find an answer to a problem	Can you solve this math problem?
protect	to keep safe from harm	Wear a helmet to protect your head.
improve	to make or become better	Regular practice will improve your skills.
achieve	to successfully reach a goal	She worked hard to achieve her dream.
affect	to have an influence on; to produce an effect on	Stress can affect your health.
apply	to put into use; to make a formal request	You need to apply for a passport.
connect	to join or link things together	The bridge connects the two islands.
depend	to rely on; to be determined by	Success depends on hard work.
enjoy	to take pleasure in something	I enjoy reading books in the evening.
exist	to have actual being; to live	Do unicorns really exist?
hope	to want something to occur; a feeling of expectation	I hope the weather improves soon.
involve	to include as a necessary part; to engage	The plan involves several steps.
perform	to carry out an action; to entertain an audience	The band will perform tonight.
prevent	to stop something from happening	Wash your hands to prevent illness.
promote	to support or encourage; to raise in rank	Exercise promotes good health.
prove	to demonstrate the truth of something	He proved his theory with evidence.
realize	to become fully aware of; to make real	She realized she had forgotten her keys.
reflect	to show an image of; to think carefully about	The lake reflects the mountains.
replace	to take the place of something else	We need to replace the broken window.
represent	to be a symbol or example of	The flag represents the nation.
reveal	to make something known that was hidden	The investigation revealed the truth.
select	to carefully choose from a number of options	Please select your preferred language.
share	to give part of something to others; to divide	Let us share the pizza equally.
visit	to go to see a person or place	We plan to visit Paris next summer.
add	to put something with another to increase total	Add some salt to the soup.
break	to separate into pieces; a pause or rest	Try not to break the glass.
discuss	to talk about something with others	Let us discuss the plan tomorrow.
forget	to be unable to remember something	Don't forget to lock the door.
join	to connect or unite; to become a member of	Would you like to join our club?
judge	to form an opinion about; a person deciding legal cases	Do not judge a book by its cover.
lose	to no longer have something; to fail to win	Try not to lose your keys.
pick	to choose or select; to lift something	Pick the best apple from the basket.
send	to cause something to go to a place	I will send you the document by email.

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