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Everyday vs formal verbs (C1)

Pairs to switch register: each everyday verb is followed by the verb a report, an email to a client or an essay would use.

Recognition only

These words are labelled by register. You'll learn to understand them; the drills never ask you to type them.
#WordMeaningLevel
22fazerto do; to makeA1
637realizarto carry out, to hold (an event); to fulfil (a dream, a goal)A2
14terto have; there is, there are (spoken)A1
487possuirto own, to possessA1
216mostrarto showA1
7670evidenciarto show; to make evidentC2
40verto see; to watchA1
737observarto observe, to watch; to remark, to point outA2
98usarto use; to wearA1
947utilizarto use, to utiliseA2
86começarto start, to begin; (começar a) to start to (do)A1
744iniciarto start, to begin; to start (a program, a device)A2
132acabarto finish, to end; (acabar de) to have justA1
1694concluirto finish, to complete; to conclude, to inferB1
151pedirto ask for, to request; to order (food, drinks)A1
2644solicitarto request, ask for (formally)B2
43darto give; (dá para) to be possible, to workA1
2148concederto grant; to awardB1
117ajudarto helpA1
2606auxiliarto help, assistB2
348mandarto send; to order, to tell (someone to)A1
393enviarto sendA1
94acharto think (opinion); to find (discover)A1
308considerarto consider; to regard as, to think of asA1
3800botarto put, place (colloquial); to lay (eggs); to put onB2
202colocarto put, to place; to put on (music, a film)A1
81conseguirto manage to, to succeed in; to get, to obtainA1
584obterto obtain, to getA1
187mudarto change; (mudar-se) to move (house)A1
2019alterarto change, to alter; to upset, to unsettleB1