Have: to hold, possess,

Need
a requirement, necessary duty, or
or accept in some relation, as of obligation:
kindred or relative position:

Buy Want to wish, need,

crave, demand, or desire (often
to acquire the possession of, or the followed by an infinitive):
right to, by paying or promising to pay
an equivalent, especially in money;
purchase.

cook
to prepare (food) by the use of heat,
as by boiling, baking, or roasting
like
of the same form, appearance, kind,
character, amount, etc.

make
to bring into existence by shaping
or changing material, combining
parts, etc.:
Know
to perceive or understand as fact
or truth; to apprehend clearly and
with certainty
help
to give or provide what is necessary to
accomplish a task or satisfy a need;
contribute strength or means to; render
assistance to; cooperate effectively with;
aid; assis
Study
application of the mind to the
acquisition of knowledge, as by
reading, investigation, or
reflection:
Go
to move or proceed, especially to
or from something
feel
to perceive or examine by touch.
to have a sensation of
(something), other than by sight,
hearing, taste, or smell:

Boíl
to change from a liquid to a
gaseous state, producing bubbles
of gas that rise to the surface of
the liquid, agitating it as they rise.
think
to have a conscious mind, to
some extent of reasoning,
remembering experiences,
making rational decisions, etc
come
to approach or move toward a
particular person or place:Come
here. Don't come any closer!
cry
to utter inarticulate sounds,
especially of lamentation, grief, or
suffering, usually with tears.
to weep; shed tears, with or
without sound.
fry
to cook in a pan or on a griddle
over direct heat, usually in fat or
oil.
hate
to dislike intensely or
passionately; feel extreme
aversion for or extreme hostility
toward; detest:to hate the enemy; to
hate bigotry.
Love Recommend
a profoundly tender, passionate
to present as worthy of confidence,
affection for another person
acceptance, use, etc.; commend;
mention favorably:to recommend an
applicant for a job; to recommend a
book.

Stop Finish
to cease from, leave off, or
to bring (something) to an end or to
discontinue
completion; complete:

practice Enjoy
to experience with joy; take
habitual or customary pleasure in:He enjoys Chinese food.
performance; operation:office
practice.
Survey classmate a
member of the same class at a
to view in detail, especially to school or college.
inspect, examine, or appraise
formally or officially in order to
ascertain condition, value, etc.

read
Chess
to look at carefully so as to
a game played on a chessboard by two understand the meaning of
people who maneuver sixteen pieces each (something written, printed,
according to rules governing movement of etc.):to read a book; to read music.
the six kinds of pieces (pawn, rook, knight,
bishop, queen, king), the object being to
bring the opponent's king into checkmate.

watch
to be alertly on the lookout, look
meet attentively, or observe, as to see
what comes, is done, or happens:
to come upon; come into the
presence of; encounter:
Chat
to converse in a familiar or
informal manner.
Put
to move or place (anything)
so as to get it into or out of a
specific location or position:
give
to present voluntarily and without
expecting compensation; bestow:
Choose
to select from a number of possibilities;
pick by preference:
Speak
verb (used without
object), spoke or (Archaic) spake; spo·ken or (Ar
chaic) spoke; speak·ing.
to utter words or articulate sounds with the
ordinary voice; talk:
spend
to pay out, disburse, or expend;
dispose of (money, wealth, resources,
etc.