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verb - to get something and pay for it
verb - to be able to
verb - to arrive, to go in your direction
verb - to perform an action or activity
verb - to take liquid, such as water, into your body through your mouth
verb - to take food into your body through your mouth
noun - a type of entertainment with rides, games and other amusing things
verb - to know through your senses, to be in a kind of physical or emotional state
verb - to see or discover something which you have been looking for
verb - to receive
noun - a visible form of a dead person that can usually fly and go through walls etc.
verb - to move from one place to another using your feet or a means of transport
verb - to own, to possess
verb - look at words or a piece of text and understand it
verb - to sit on a moving bike, motorcycle or horse etc.
verb - to move very quickly on your feet
verb - to speak or tell something to somebody in words (spoken or written)
adjective - afraid of something, feeling fear
verb - to take in through the eyes
adjective - feeling bad in the stomach and want to throw up
verb - to rest your body on a chair, sofa etc
verb - to produce words and sentences
verb - to be upright, on your feet
verb - to get something, to accept something, to put something in your hands
verb - to have an opinion, to believe something
verb - to have something, usually clothes, on your body
noun - a round object that turns to let a vehicle, such as a car, move forward
verb - to come first in a race, competition, game or fight
verb - to put words on paper with a pen etc.
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