accept - to receive or take something offered, act - to perform or behave in a certain way, adapt - to change something or oneself to become suitable for a new situation, add - to put something with something else, adopt - to take a child into one's home and family permanently, agree - to have the same opinion as someone else, aid - to help someone, aim - to try to do something, appear - to come into sight, apply - to try to get a job or do a course, appreciate - to be grateful for something, approach - to move or come towards someone or something, approve - to agree to something, argue - to exchange angry words with someone, arrange - to organize something, arrest - to take someone to the police station because they have broken the law, assess - to judge something, assume - to suppose that something is true without knowing for sure, award - to give someone a prize, aware - knowing about something, base something on - to use something as the basis for something else, be dying for  - to want to do something very much, be expecting - to be waiting for something to happen, be familiar with - to know something well, be in doubt - to be uncertain(unsure) about something, be into   - to be interested in something, be known as - to have the reputation of being something, be short of - to not have enough of something, be up to something  - to be doing something, often something bad or illegal,

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