
Confusing Verbs
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Carolini Simões
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to Wear
When you have clothing, jewelry,
accessories, etc. on your body.
to Use
To put something such as a tool, skill, or building to a particular purpose.
I'll wear this necklace and that dress
to the wedding.
This pen that I'm using is great!
Let's see if I can use this cellphone to call my mom.
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to Win
When one achieves first position and/or gets a prize in a competition, election, fight, etc.
Tina won the jackpot at the casino.
to Earn
It is used to say that the person is receiving money or something that they deserve for work or as profit.
If Enrico works hard, he'll earn some cash.
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I arrived late at the bus stop and ___ the bus.
missed
lost
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She ___ her sister a few years ago.
missed
lost
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to Miss
Is to not have something, someone, or some feeling.
You might also lose time.
Jessica lost her sister in the city.
to Lose
When you fail to do or experience something, often something planned or expected, or to avoid doing or experiencing something.
I was late and missed the bus.
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to Look for
to Find
To search for something lost or not.
Tabitha is looking for lost treasure.
Discover, especially where a thing or person is, either unexpectedly or by searching, or to discover where to get or how to achieve something.
Tabitha found a lost treasure chest.
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Is to pronounce words or sounds,
to express a thought, opinion, or suggestion, or to state a fact or instruction.
to Say
-How can I say 'book' in Spanish?
to Tell
When someone is giving information or instructions to another person.
Diana is telling Hailey about her stressful day at the office.
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Mavis is a DJ and has to ___ to the music coming from the DJ booth.
Listen
Hear
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Alejandro ___ a noise and got scared.
heard
listened
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to Hear
to Listen
Is to receive or become conscious of a sound that you were or weren't expecting.
Alejandro always gets scared when he hears loud sounds.
When there is a sound or someone speaking and you pay attention.
Mavis loves listening to music, that's why she's a DJ.
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