If asked, how would you describe a verb? Don’t they simply do “verby” things? Truth is, they’re a little challenging to outline due to the fact they do not just operate the motion of a sentence (although it’s generally their purpose). Aside from lunging throughout sentences and leaping into depths of understanding, they additionally hyperlink topics and predicates and serve as helpers to the almighty motion verb.
To make things simpler, let’s talk about verbs that start with the letter L only, and following is a list for you to learn. Read them and practice them in your daily life every day, soon you’ll see improvement in your English skill.
- Like
- Liberate
- League
- Lime
- Last
- Lurk
- Latch
- Localize
- Loathe
- Lifen
- Lap
- Lank
- Leash
- Locomote
- Lame
- Laureate
- Lese
- Lip
- Loose
- Lath
- Lack
- Langure
- Liquidize
- Londonize
- Lour
- Level
- Live
- Lade
- Lurch
- Landscape
- Linearize
- Lance
- Lecher
- List
- Lose
- Luminesce
- Lobby
- Louse
- Link
- Leaguer
- Laminate
- Lech
- Lear
- Love
- Lard
- Liquate
- Limit
- Lachrymate
- Latibulize
- Laveer
- Lactate
- Lacerate
- Lux
- Larrup
- Loosen
- Lumine
- Lambaste
- Litigate
- Levant
- Lounge
- Liquor
- Legitimatize
- Leather
- Legislate
- Lather
- Lay
- Luge
- Lanch
- Luncheon
- Let
- Lare
- Lube
- Lithotype
- Labor
- Light
- Lake
- Lowball
- Lie
- Lodge
- Loot
- Loo
- Lustrate
- License
- Lubricate
- Leech
- Lam
- Lighten
- Leer
- Lacquer
- Laden
- Lattice
- Lute
- Lessen
- Labefy
- Lynch
- Lumber
- Lengthen
- Legalize
- Leap
- Levigate
- Lull
- Ladle
- Lop
- Lapidate
- Lapidify
- Lyophilize
- Lill
- Loan
- Legend
- Litter
- Leave
- Levy
- Lark
- Labour
- Lappet
- Latrate
- Lash
- Liaise
- Ladder
- Laze
- Lapse
- Learn
- Length
- Legitimize
- Liberalize
- Lob
- Laniate
- Lag
- Loll
- Line