As such, verbs usually come after the concern of the sentence and earlier than the object of the sentence. Consider this sentence: "Lucy adopted a dog." Here, "Lucy" is the subject, "adopted" is the verb displaying motion and "dog" is the object receiving the motion of the verb.

Today, let's learn verbs beginning with C to get started. Following is a list of the most common C verbs. If you hope to check definitons and examples at the same time, Richardharringtonblog has more comprehensive lists for you.

·Claim

·Concentrate

·Cure

·Cough

·Compare

·Close

·Check

·Cycle

·Cover

·Coach

·Crash

·Challenge

·Choke

·Cause

·Crush

·Connect

·Complain

·Continue

·Collect

·Cry

·Consider

·Colour

·Chase

·Calculate

·Comb

·Cross

·Chew

·Compete

·Carve

·Curve

·Crack

·Clip

·Complete

·Communicate

·Cheat

·Count

·Clear

·Concern

·Coil

·Consist

·Clean

·Cheer

·Correct

·Contain

·Clap

·Care

·Charge

·Chop

·Carry

·Change

·Confuse

·Camp

·Copy

·Command

·Crawl

·Confess

·Curl

·Call

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