B verbs!
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back | He accidently backed the car into the fence. | |
| bake | Are we going to fry the chicken or bake it? | ||
| balance | Wise people balance work with play. | ||
| ban | Vote to ban pit bull dogs from public places. | ||
| bang | The wind closed the door with a bang. | ||
| bare | The doctor said, "Bare your bum I need to give you a needle." | ||
| bat | The baseball player batted the ball out of the park. | ||
| bathe | I like to bathe every day. | ||
| battle | Many battles have been fought at this river crossing. | ||
| beam | Beam your light on that boat. | ||
| beg | I beg of you to reconsider. | ||
| behave | Behave or you will have to stay after school. | ||
| belong | Who does this coat belong to? | ||
| bleach | I bleach my toilet once a week. | ||
| bless | Bless those who strive to make it a better world for us to live in. | ||
| blind | She was blind so I assisted her acroos the busy street. | ||
| blink | A yellow blinking light means proceed with caution. | ||
| blot | An ink blot on your shirt makes for a nasty stain. | ||
| blush | She blushed when I gave her flowers. | ||
| boast | I normally don't boast, but today I will make an exception. | ||
| boil | Be sure to boil your water when the government asks you to. | ||
| bolt | The horse bolted out of the corral. | ||
| bomb | During WWII many European cities were bombed. | ||
| book | I need to book a flight for Paris. | ||
| bore | Do you ever get bored? I do. | ||
| borrow | Last week I had to borrow $20 from my friend. | ||
| bounce | The ball bounced out onto the street. | ||
| bow | After the splendid performance the actress bowed. | ||
| box | When I was a young boy I took boxing lessons. | ||
| brake | Be sure to brake if a child runs out in front of your car. | ||
| branch | The river branched out into three different directions. | ||
| breathe | She said, "Breathe in slowly then breathe out slowly." | ||
| bruise | I bruised myself when I walked into the corner of the desk. | ||
| brush | I try and brush my teeth twice a day. | ||
| bubble | The water began to bubble. | ||
| bump | I accidently bumped the car infront of me. | ||
| burn | Play with fire and you will get burned. | ||
| bury | When my bird died I buried it in my back yard. | ||
| buzz | The buzz of the mosquito kept me awake most of the night. |