VERBS often confused

Remember

(Remember/mind) to turn off the lights before you go

Beat

Arsenal (win/beat) Manchester United 5-2

Win

Arsenal (win/beat) the match 5-2

Remind

Can you (remind/remember) me to call my mum later?

Look

Carol doesn't (look/seem) very weel. I think she's working too hard

Expect

I (expect/wait) that Daniel will forget our anniversary

Lay

I (laid/lay) the baby on the bed and changed his nappy

Wish

I (wish/hope) I was a bit taller

Hope

I (wish/hope) that you can come on Friday. I haven't seen your for ages

Notice

I didn't (notice/realize) that Karen has changed her hair

Realize

I didn't (notice/realize) you were unhappy

Discuss

I need to (argue/discuss) the problem with my boss

Argue

I often (argue/discuss) with my parents about doing housework

Warn

I think I should (warm/advice) you that Liam doesn`t always tell the truth

Seem

I've spoken to her husband twice and he (seem/look) very nice

Steal

If you leave your bike unlocked, somebody might (rob/steal) it

Matter

It doesn't (mind/matter) if we're five minuts late

Raise

It´s hard not to (rise/raise) your voice when you´re arguing with someone

Avoid

Jack always tries to (avoid/prevent) arguing with me

Laid

Last night I come home and (laid/lay) on the sofa

Prevent

My dad can´t (avoid/prevent) me from seeing my friends

Mind

My parents don`t (mind/matter) if I stay out late

Advise

My teachers are going to (warn/advise) me what subjects to study next year.

Rise

The cost of living is going to (rise / raise) again

Rob

The men had been planning to (rob/steal) the bank

Deny

Tom always (refuses/denies) that he has a problem

Refuse

Tom always (refuses/denies) to discuss the problem

Wait

We'll have to (expect/wait) half an hour for the next train