# Common Actions Basics

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- CEFR: A1 (Beginner)
- Theme: Daily Life
- Words: 10
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Common Actions vocabulary for basic everyday verbs, including lock, wash, open and walk — the movements learners need before almost any other vocabulary.

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## Word list

* **lock** /lɑk/: To close something with a key so that it cannot be opened. — “Don't forget to **lock** the door when you leave.”
* **wash** /wɑʃ/: To make something clean with water. — “I need to **wash** these dirty plates.”
* **open** /ˈoʊpən/: To move a door or window so that you can go through it. — “Could you **open** the window, please?”
* **sit** /sɪt/: To rest on a chair with your body up and your legs down. — “Come and **sit** here next to me.”
* **eat** /it/: To put food in your mouth and swallow it. — “We usually **eat** at about seven o'clock.”
* **drink** /drɪŋk/: To take water, juice or another liquid into your mouth and swallow it. — “You should **drink** more water when it's hot.”
* **walk** /wɔk/: To move somewhere by putting one foot in front of the other. — “I usually **walk** to work when the weather is nice.”
* **stand** /stænd/: To be on your feet in an upright position. — “Please **stand** by the door and wait.”
* **run** /rʌn/: To move quickly on your feet, faster than walking. — “The children love to **run** around the park.”
* **jump** /dʒʌmp/: To push yourself up off the ground using your legs. — “She **jumped** over the puddle.”

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