arrive (early), leave, break (your phone), mend, buy (a house), sell, download (a song), upload, find (your keys), lose, forget (a name), remember, lend (money to somebody), borrow, love (cooking), hate, miss (a train), catch, pass (an exam), fail, pick up (somebody at the airport), drop off, push (the door), pull, send (an email), receive, start (a race), finish, teach (maths), learn, turn on (the TV), turn off, win (a match), lose a match

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