Learn Verbs and Their Opposites in English
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Multi-Choice Questions

Match the word to the picture.
This is the simplest test on the page. It is designed to familiarize learners with the words and the images.
- There are two types of question. Players must either:
- match the picture to the word, or
- match the word to the picture.
- You can toggle the sound on and off.
- Good luck!
Match-the-Pairs Game

Draw three lines from the pictures on the left to the correct words on the right.
- Your mission is to match each picture with the correct word in as few a clicks as possible.
- There are three pictures in each set, and there are sets to complete.
- Click on your first square to start then click on the corresponding square on the other side. Good luck!
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Memory Game

This is a classic memory game. Turn two cards at a time and try to match each picture with the right word.
- Your mission is to pair pictures with their correct titles in as few a clicks as possible.
- Click on a card to turn it. Next, try to find its partner by clicking on a second card. (If you fail to find a match with your second click, both cards will turn again.)
- This is a memory game as well as a vocabulary-learning game.
- Click on your first card to start. Good luck!
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Basic Flash Cards

This is not a game. These are classic flashcards to help learners study the words at their own pace.
- Say the word shown by the picture, then click on a card to turn it.
- If you were right, move on to the next word.
- If you were wrong, click on the card again to hide the word and move on to the next word.
- Keep going through the cards until you can get them all right.
- You can toggle the sound on and off.
Spell-the-Word Game

Spell the word represented by the picture.
- The letters below the picture are the jumbled letters of the correct word represented by the picture.
- Spell the correct word by clicking on the letters in order.
- You can toggle the sound on and off.
Learn with Hangman!

Hangman is a classic word game. In this version, the hidden word is one of the words from the "opposite verbs" category. Choose your first letter to start.
- Guess the hidden word by choosing one letter at a time.
- If you guess a letter in the hidden word, then all is good.
- If you guess a letter that is not in the hidden word, then the hangman starts to build the gallows.
- If the gallows are completed, you lose.
- Good luck!
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"Missing Word" Flash Cards

This is not a game. These are classic flashcards to help learners study the words (with some context) at their own pace.
- Read the sentence aloud, filling the gap with the word shown by the picture.
- Click on the card to reveal the whole sentence.
- If you were right, move on to the next card.
- If you were wrong, click on the same card again to hide the complete sentence and move on to the next card.
- Keep going through the cards until you can get them all right.
- You can toggle the sound on and off.
Word Detective

Can you work out which word has been covered up?
- The image and title have been blurred out to hide a word that fits in all three sentences. Your job is to identify the hidden word.
- When you have worked it out, select the button with the correct word.
- Tip 1. During the game, keep an eye on the images below to work out which words are remaining. (No words are repeated.)
- Tip 2. Click on an underlined word in a sentence to see the meaning of that word.
- Good luck!

buy
- To buy means to purchase something.
- He plans to buy a new car.
- She likes to buy fresh vegetables.

sell
- To sell means to exchange something for money.
- She wants to sell her old furniture.
- He sells homemade crafts online.

come
- To come means to move toward a place.
- She asked him to come to the party.
- He will come home soon.

go
- To go means to move away from a place.
- He plans to go on a trip.
- She needs to go to the store.

start
- To start means to begin something.
- He will start his new job on Monday.
- She decided to start a new project.

stop
- To stop means to end something.
- She told him to stop talking.
- He needs to stop the car.

push
- To push means to apply force to move something away.
- He had to push the door open.
- She helped push the car.

pull
- To pull means to apply force to move something closer.
- She tried to pull the heavy door.
- He needs to pull the rope.

rise
- To rise means to move upward.
- The sun will rise soon.
- She watched the balloon rise into the sky.

fall
- To fall means to move downward.
- He watched the leaves fall from the tree.
- She slipped and fell on the ice.

win
- To win means to achieve victory.
- She hopes to win the game.
- He won first place in the race.

lose
- To lose means to be defeated or fail to keep something.
- He did not want to lose the match.
- She lost her keys.

remember
- To remember means to recall something.
- She tried to remember his name.
- He remembers their anniversary.

forget
- To forget means to fail to recall something.
- He tends to forget appointments.
- She forgot where she put her phone.

lend
- To lend means to give something temporarily.
- He offered to lend her his car.
- She lends money to her friends.

give
- To give means to provide something to someone.
- He will give her a gift.
- She gave him the documents.

take
- To take means to receive or remove something.
- She wants to take the offer.
- He took the book from the shelf.

laugh
- To laugh means to express joy or amusement.
- He likes to laugh at jokes.
- She laughed at the funny movie.

cry
- To cry means to shed tears.
- She began to cry during the sad scene.
- He cries when he is upset.
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