Verbs that start with L

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What is a verb?

Verbs are words that describe the action of the subject.

Verbs are critical to writing effective and accurate sentences. The verbs that start with L are important because they help you link things together or listen to thoughts. Without verbs that start with L, you might never learn to love or live. This guide will show you 20 verbs that you can eventually place in your writing. It will review the verb, its definition, and its verb forms.

 

List of L verbs

Verb

+ Definition

Simple Forms

(past, present, future)

Progressive Forms

(past, present, future)

Perfect Forms

(past, present, future)

Lack

The condition of needing something

SIMPLE:

Lacked

Lack

Will lack

 

PROGRESSIVE:

Was lacking

Is lacking

Will be lacking

PERFECT:

Had lacked

Has lacked

Will have lacked

Lament

An emotional cry due to grief of loss

SIMPLE:

Lamented

Lament

Will lament

 

PROGRESSIVE:

Was lamenting

Am lamenting

Will be lamenting

PERFECT:

Had lamented

Have lamented

Will have lamented

Land

To come down to the surface of somewhere

SIMPLE:

Landed

Land

Will land

 

PROGRESSIVE:

Was landing

Am landing

Will be landing

PERFECT:

Had landed

Have landed

Will have landed

Lark

To play a prank on someone; engage in harmless fun

SIMPLE:

Larked

Lark

Will lark

PROGRESSIVE:

Was larking

Am larking

Will be larking

PERFECT:

Had larked

Have larked

Will have larked

Laugh

An expression of fun or happiness through vocal sounds

SIMPLE:

Laughed

Laugh

Will laugh

PROGRESSIVE:

Was laughing

Am laughing

Will be laughing

PERFECT:

Had laughed

Have laughed

Will have laughed

Launch

To throw or send something with speed

SIMPLE:

Launched

Launch

Will launch

PROGRESSIVE:

Was launching

Am launching

Will be launching

PERFECT:

Had launched

Have launched

Will have launched

Lay

The act of setting something down safely

SIMPLE:

Laid

Lay

Will lay

PROGRESSIVE:

Was laying

Am laying

Will be laying

PERFECT:

Had laid

Have laid

Will have laid

Lead

To carry a team or people forward by example

 

SIMPLE:

Led

Lead

Will lead

PROGRESSIVE:

Was leading

Am leading

Will be leading

PERFECT:

Had led

Have led

Will have led

Leap

To take a jump without worry

 

SIMPLE:

Leaped

Leap

Will leap

PROGRESSIVE:

Was leaping

Am leaping

Will be leaping

PERFECT:

Had leaped

Have leaped

Will have leaped

 

Learn

The act of receiving knowledge

 

SIMPLE:

Learned

Learn

Will learn

PROGRESSIVE:

Was learning

Am learning

Will be learning

PERFECT:

Had learned

Have learned

Will have learned

 

Leave

The act of departing from somewhere

 

SIMPLE:

Left

Leave

Will leave

PROGRESSIVE:

Was leaving

Am leaving

Will be leaving

PERFECT:

Had left

Have left

Will have left

Legitimize

The act of making something legal

 

SIMPLE:

Legitimized

Legitimize

Will legitimize

PROGRESSIVE:

Was legitimizing

Am legitimizing

Will be legitimizing

PERFECT:

Had legitimized

Have legitimized

Will have legitimized

 

Lend

Letting someone borrow something

 

SIMPLE:

Lent

Lend

Will lend

PROGRESSIVE:

Was lending

Am lending

Will be lending

PERFECT:

Had lent

Have lent

Will have lent

Let

Allowance of something

 

SIMPLE:

Let

Let

Will let

PROGRESSIVE:

Was letting

Am letting

Will be letting

PERFECT:

Had let

Have let

Will have let

Level

The act of adjustment to something else

 

SIMPLE:

Leveled

Level

Will level

PROGRESSIVE:

Was leveling

Am leveling

Will be leveling

PERFECT:

Had leveled

Have leveled

Will have leveled

Lick

To taste something with the tongue

 

SIMPLE:

Licked

Lick

Will lick

PROGRESSIVE:

Was licking

Am licking

Will be licking

PERFECT:

Had licked

Have licked

Will have licked

Like

To admire something

 

SIMPLE:

Liked

Like

Will like

PROGRESSIVE:

Was liking

Am liking

Will be liking

PERFECT:

Had liked

Have liked

Will have liked

Live

To exist, have life

 

SIMPLE:

Lived

Live

Will live

PROGRESSIVE:

Was living

Am living

Will be living

PERFECT:

Had lived

Have lived

Will have lived

Lock

The act of securing something with a protection element

 

SIMPLE:

Locked

Lock

Will lock

PROGRESSIVE:

Was locking

Am locking

Will be locking

PERFECT:

Had locked

Have locked

Will have locked

Look

To place one’s eyes in a particular direction

 

SIMPLE:

Looked

Look

Will look

PROGRESSIVE:

Was looking

Am looking

Will be looking

PERFECT:

Had looked

Have looked

Will have looked


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