Ex:the leaning tower of Pisa leans towards the sea.

• Past Simple: Leaned / Leant

• Past Participle: Leaned / Leant

Ex: his colleagues embraced all his proposals.

Ex: She was praised for her volunteer work.

Ex. Follow the path through the woods.

Ex. Banks actively encourage people to borrow.

Ex. He is tall, broad and muscular.

Ex. There was only a narrow gap between the bed and the wall.

Ex. Roughly speaking, we receive about fifty letters.

Ex. 400 people a year die of this decease.

Ex. To remain silent/standing/siting.

Ex. She has a very good reputation among her fellows.

Ex. The relationship caused her a great deal of heartache

Ex. Their affair was driven by pure lust.

Ex. It's a very ordinary movie, i don't know what all the fuss is about.

Ex. Just thinking about the accident makes me shudder.

Ex. None of the passengers and crew were injured.

Ex. Prisoners thrown in jail and left to rot.

Ex. She flicked the dust off her collar.

Ex. I hope it doesn't stain the carpet.

Ex. The soles are made of leather.

Ex. The rope broke and she fell 50 meters onto the rocks.

Ex. I don't hold any grudges.

Ex. The pain was almost more than he could bear.

• Simple past: bore ("I bore the responsibility")

• Past participle: borne

Ex. The streets were littered with rubbish.

Ex. They dig for buried treasure.

• Past Simple: Dug

• Past Participle: Dug

Ex. For example, you might crave sweets, affection, or a hug.

Physically:

• "A dull knife" means it's not sharp.

• "Dull colors" means they are not vibrant or bright.

• "A dull surface" means it's not shiny.

Figuratively:

• "A dull pain" means it's not sharp or intense.

Ex. The toddler threw a tantrum in the supermarket because his mother wouldn't buy him a candy bar.

Ex. The edge of the table

Ex. The wizard's cloak billowed in the wind.

Ex. "The hawk swooped down on its prey."

Ex. You might clutch a book in your hand or clutch a friend's hand.

Ex. "She was dialling the emergency number when the line went dead."

Ex. "She gently stroked the cat's fur."

Ex. "Our neighbor's tabby cat often sits on our windowsill."

Ex. Which foods are sources of calcium?

Ex. The experiment tested the behavior of various metals under heat and pressure.

Ex. Economic growth makes us all richer, provides jobs, and so on.

Ex. People might make the assumption that you're a nerd if you wear glasses, even though that's not true.

Ex. "She was very fond of her little dog."

Ex. He's very keen on music.

Ex. Her networking skills were legendary in the business.

• Past Simple: Struck

• Past Participle: Struck (or Stricken in some contexts, especially medical, ex: "stricken with illness")

It can describe things like a path, a picture, or even a person's character.

In the figurative sense, "crooked" implies dishonesty or deviousness. 

Ex. He walked stiffly after sitting for a long time.

Ex. a balloon drifting in the wind.

Ex. When a bandit robs a train in the movies.

Ex. People don't wear hats much nowadays.

Ex.

Ex. The police are trying to trace the missing person

This involves using physical strength, grappling techniques, and strategic maneuvers to try to pin or dominate an opponent.

Ex. She lingered in the yard, enjoying the warm sunshine.

Ex. I was completely mystified by his disappearance.

Ex. Stewart asked me to lend him my car.

• Past Simple: Lent

• Past Participle: Lent

It is used as an adverb or adjective to describe actions or situations that take place or are related to other countries.

Ex. "He travels abroad" means he travels to other countries.

Ex. she refrained from comment.

It's often associated with black magic or the use of spirits to cause harm or manipulation. 

Ex. The scheme is dependent on goodwill between the two sides.

Ex. I wanted to get away from my nagging parents.

Ex. A fortunate stroke of serendipity

• Past Simple: Knelt (or Kneeled)

• Past Participle: Knelt (or Kneeled)

Ex. Suffering from whiplash, he spent weeks with his neck in a collar.

LATIGAZO

Ex. A lorry swerved across her path.

Ex. The planes accomplished their mission.

Ex. She hesitated, unsure of what to say.

Ex. He achieved his ambition to become a press photographer.

Ex. National movements were striving for independence.

• Past Simple: Strove

• Past Participle: Striven

It can mean to speak or write directly to someone, to deliver a formal speech, or to deal with a problem or issue.

It can also refer to writing the destination on an envelope or package.

Ex. Negotiations should lead to an exchange of land for peace.

Ex. Posting a thirst trap is a great way to rake in a lot of likes on a photo.

Ex. She gets light headed when she stand up.

• Past Simple: Got light-headed

• Past Participle: Gotten light-headed

Ex. The terrible pain in his gut.

Ex. Saying goodbye was a real wrench for her.

Ex. Be careful where you tread; the ground is slippery.

Past Simple: Trod

Past Participle: Trodden or Trod

Ex. Good lighting greatly enhances the ambiance of a room.

Ex. The country was in political turmoil after the election.

Ex. The chess grandmaster used a brilliant strategy to defeat his opponent in just twenty moves.

Ex. It's important to set personal boundaries to maintain healthy relationships.

Ex. He walked alongside as she pushed the stroller.

Ex. The ongoing negotiations are expected to last for several more weeks.

Ex. We decided to approach the manager with our concerns.

Ex. The artist used a nuanced color palette to create a sense of depth in the painting.

Ex. The statue was carefully posited in the center of the garden.

Ex. We need to address the roots of the problem.

Ex. He couldn't understand it, nor could he explain it.

Ex. The new policy is encompassing all departments within the organization.

Ex. He had to acknowledge the fact that he was wrong.

Ex. The artist will display her new sculptures at the gallery.

Ex. He sat on the bench, silently pondering his next move in life.

Ex. Many farmers raise poultry for a living.

Ex. The farmer led the ewe and her lambs back to the pasture.

Ex. The shepherd counted his flock, noting the newborn lambs.

Ex. His uneasy silence began to forebode trouble.

Past Simple: Foreboded

Past Participle: Foreboded

Ex. There was an immediate uproar from the crowd when the referee made the controversial call.

Ex. After twisting his ankle, he could only limp back to the camp.

Ex. She quickly totted up the bill.

Ex. Their grand plans for expansion unfortunately fizzled out due to lack of funding.

Ex. The cat had beautiful, sleek black fur.

Ex. She sleeked her hair back into a neat ponytail.

Ex. Providing or consisting of too little of something.

Ex. He applied for a loan to buy a new car.

Ex. The dancer began to whirl across the stage.

Ex. The teacher tried to steer the conversation back to the main topic.

Ex. How to steer your car?

Ex. The village and the surrounding countryside were beautiful.

Ex. Appearances can often deceive.

Ex. "I try to every night, all in vain, in vain"- "Freak on a Leach" by Korn.

Ex. He put the dog on its leash before going for a walk.

Ex. The juicy flesh of the mango was delicious.

Ex. Farmers traditionally reap the wheat in late summer.

Ex. Please grab a clean cloth to wipe down the counter.

Ex. If you don't make your payments, you will default on your mortgage.

Ex. He climbed the ladder to reach the roof.

Ex. It's always a good idea to exchange some local currency before you travel.

Ex. The charity hopes to garner significant public support for its new initiative.

• Uncountable when referring to the act of revealing information. Ex. The disclosure of the documents was unexpected.

• Countable when referring to a specific piece of information or a specific revelation. Ex. The report contained several surprising disclosures.

Ex. The coach's speech spurred the team to victory.

Ex. The lawyer was disbarred for professional misconduct.

Ex. A series of serious misconducts.

Ex. His hourly wage was increased after his probation period.

Ex. The union demanded better wages and working conditions.

Ex. Please ensure all windows are closed before you leave.

Ex. For accurate news, always check reliable sources.

Ex. The lion tamer cracked his whip to get the audience's attention.

Ex. She began to shiver uncontrollably in the cold.

Ex. The room was in complete disarray after the party.