Verbs

To approach ➡ to approximate, to come on To approve ➡ to sanction officially; to ratify; to confirm To argue ➡ to have an argument, a quarrel To arise ➡ to proceed; to issue; to spring To arrange ➡ to put in order, to organize To arrive ➡ to get …

To agree   to be of one mind To allow   to permit, to let To alter   to change To announce   to give public notice To anticipate   to expect To appeal   to be attractive To appear   to look, to seem To apply   to put to use To appoint   to assign To appreciate   to esteem  

To act  ➡ to perform theatrical role, to have an effect To adapt  ➡ to change oneself so as to be adapted To add  ➡ to make an addition To adjust  ➡ to modify To admire  ➡ to be impressed by someone To admit  ➡ to give warrant or allowance …

                                            VERBS To surpass > to do sth. better than sb./sth. else or better than expected To affect > to influence or cause sb./sth. to change in a particular …