Verbs that start with F

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What is a verb?

Verbs are words that present the action of the subject.

Verbs are critical to writing effective and accurate sentences. Although F is a consonant, it pairs up with both vowels and consonants. From force to flutter, it has a fellowship of its own. Also, it is a pretty fascinating letter that features often in English. This guide will show you 20 verbs that you can eventually place into your writing. It will review the verb, its definition, and its verb forms.

 

List of F verbs

Verb

+ Definition

Simple Forms

(past, present, future)

Progressive Forms

(past, present, future)

Perfect Forms

(past, present, future)

Fabricate

Creating something or reform

SIMPLE:

fabricated

fabricate

will fabricate

 

PROGRESSIVE:

was/were fabricating

am/is/are fabricating

will be fabricating

PERFECT:

had fabricated

has/have fabricated

will have fabricated

Fade

The gradual disappearance

SIMPLE:

faded

fade

will fade

 

PROGRESSIVE:

was/were fading

am/is/are fading

will be fading

PERFECT:

had faded

has/have faded

will have faded

Fail

Being unsuccessful

SIMPLE:

failed

fail

will fail

PROGRESSIVE:

was/were failing

am/is/are failing

will be failing

PERFECT:

had failed

has/have failed

will have failed

Falter

To waver or stumble

 

SIMPLE:

faltered

falter

will falter

PROGRESSIVE:

was/were faltering

am/is/are faltering

will be faltering

PERFECT:

had faltered

has/have faltered

will have faltered

Fantasize

To imagine unrealistically

 

SIMPLE:

fantasized

fantasize

will fantasize

PROGRESSIVE:

was/were fantasizing

am/is/are fantasizing

will be fantasizing

PERFECT:

had fantasized

has/have fantasized

will have fantasized

Fascinate

To arouse an intense interest

 

SIMPLE:

fascinated

fascinate

will fascinate

PROGRESSIVE:

was/were fascinating

am/is/are fascinating

will be fascinating

PERFECT:

had fascinated

has/have fantasized

fascinated

will have fascinated

Fasten

The act of joining something with another

 

SIMPLE:

fastened

fasten

will fasten

PROGRESSIVE:

was/were fastening

am/is/are fastening

will be fastening

PERFECT:

had fastened

has/have fastened

will have fastened

Fear

Being afraid

 

SIMPLE:

feared

fear

will fear

PROGRESSIVE:

was/were fearing

am/is/are fearing

will be fearing

PERFECT:

had feared

has/have feared

will have feared

Feed

The process of giving food and nourishment to someone

 

SIMPLE:

fed

feed

will feed

PROGRESSIVE:

was/were feeding

am/is/are feeding

will be feeding

PERFECT:

had fed

has/have fed

will have fed

Feel

To realize and recognize something with senses

 

SIMPLE:

felt

feel

will feel

PROGRESSIVE:

was/were feeling

am/is/are feeling

will be feeling

PERFECT:

had felt

has/have felt

will have felt

Feign

To act falsely

 

SIMPLE:

feigned

feign

will feign

PROGRESSIVE:

was/were feigning

am/is/are feigning

will be feigning

PERFECT:

had feigned

has/have feigned

will have feigned

Fetch

The act of retrieving something

 

SIMPLE:

fetched

fetch

will fetch

PROGRESSIVE:

was/were fetching

am/is/are fetching

will be fetching

PERFECT:

had fetched

has/have fetched

will have fetched

Fight

 A disagreement between two or more parties

 

SIMPLE:

fought

fight

will fight

PROGRESSIVE:

was/were fighting

am/is/are fighting

will be fighting

PERFECT:

had fought

has/have fought

will have fought

Filter

To separate or isolate one thing from another

 

SIMPLE:

filtered

filter

will filter

PROGRESSIVE:

was/were filtering

am/is/are filtering

will be filtering

PERFECT:

had filtered

has/have filtered

will have filtered

Find

Discovering a lost item

 

SIMPLE:

found

find

will find

PROGRESSIVE:

was/were finding

am/is/are finding

will be finding

PERFECT:

had found

has/have found

will have found

Finish

Completion of something

 

SIMPLE:

finished

finish

will finish

PROGRESSIVE:

was/were finishing

am/is/are finishing

will be finishing

PERFECT:

had finished

has/have finished

will have finished

Flash

A sudden appearance of light

 

SIMPLE:

flashed

flash

will flash

PROGRESSIVE:

was/were flashing

am/is/are flashing

will be flashing

PERFECT:

had flashed

has/have flashed

will have flashed

Flourish

To perform better than before

 

SIMPLE:

flourished

flourish

will flourish

PROGRESSIVE:

was/were flourishing

am/is/are flourishing

will be flourishing

PERFECT:

had flourished

has/have flourished

will have flourished

Focus

Concentrating on something

SIMPLE:

focused

focus

will focus

PROGRESSIVE:

was/were focusing

am/is/are focusing

will be focusing

PERFECT:

had focused

has/have focused

will have focused

Follow

The act of pursuing something

SIMPLE:

followed

follow

will follow

PROGRESSIVE:

was/were following

am/is/are following

will be following

PERFECT:

had followed

has/have followed

will have followed


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