English worksheets: regular verbs English - Spanish test - Free Printable

Let’s go through the matching task step by step.

We are given 50 words in Column A and 50 definitions or related terms in Column B. Our job is to match each word with its correct meaning or associated term from Column B.

I’ll go one by one, carefully checking each pair:

1. abroad → means “in a foreign country” → matches with (49) overseas
2. agree → means “to have the same opinion” → matches with (36) concur
3. amaze → means “to surprise greatly” → matches with (27) astonish
4. arrive → means “to reach a place” → matches with (5) come
5. attack → means “to strike aggressively” → matches with (38) assault
6. beauty → means “something pleasing to look at” → matches with (32) loveliness
7. before → means “earlier than” → matches with (4) prior
8. begin → means “to start” → matches with (1) commence
9. believe → means “to accept as true” → matches with (3) trust
10. beneath → means “under” → matches with (2) below
11. bless → means “to give good fortune or divine favor” → matches with (40) sanctify (or sometimes “consecrate”, but here it's likely “sanctify”)
- Wait — let’s check: “bless” can also mean “to make holy” → yes, (40) sanctify fits.
12. bother → means “to annoy” → matches with (39) disturb
13. bright → means “shining or intelligent” → here probably “shining” → matches with (14) luminous
14. build → means “to construct” → matches with (15) erect
15. buy → means “to purchase” → matches with (16) acquire
16. calm → means “peaceful” → matches with (17) serene
17. care → means “to be concerned” → matches with (18) concern
18. catch → means “to grab” → matches with (19) seize
19. cause → means “reason for something” → matches with (20) reason
20. change → means “to alter” → matches with (21) modify
21. choose → means “to select” → matches with (22) pick
22. clean → means “free from dirt” → matches with (23) pure
23. close → means “near” → matches with (24) near
24. cold → means “low temperature” → matches with (25) chilly
25. come → already used? Wait — no, we’re matching Column A to Column B. “Come” is in Column A #5, matched to “arrive”. But now “come” appears again? Let me recheck.

Wait — I think I made a mistake. The list has 50 items in Column A and 50 in Column B. Each number in Column A corresponds to a word, and we must match it to the correct letter/number in Column B.

Actually, looking again — Column B is labeled with numbers too! So it’s not letters — it’s numbered 1 to 50 in both columns. We need to match each word in Column A (numbered 1–50) to the correct definition in Column B (also numbered 1–50).

So let’s redo this properly, matching each number in Column A to the correct number in Column B based on meaning.

Let me make a table mentally:

Column A (Word) → Column B (Definition/Term)

1. abroad → 49. overseas
2. agree → 36. concur
3. amaze → 27. astonish
4. arrive → 5. come
5. attack → 38. assault
6. beauty → 32. loveliness
7. before → 4. prior
8. begin → 1. commence
9. believe → 3. trust
10. beneath → 2. below
11. bless → 40. sanctify
12. bother → 39. disturb
13. bright → 14. luminous
14. build → 15. erect
15. buy → 16. acquire
16. calm → 17. serene
17. care → 18. concern
18. catch → 19. seize
19. cause → 20. reason
20. change → 21. modify
21. choose → 22. pick
22. clean → 23. pure
23. close → 24. near
24. cold → 25. chilly
25. come → wait, “come” is already used as definition for “arrive”? No — “come” is in Column B as #5. But “come” is also in Column A as #25? That can’t be right.

Wait — let’s look back at the original image description. Actually, in the user’s text, Column A goes from 1 to 50, and Column B also goes from 1 to 50. So each item in Column A must be matched to one item in Column B — no repeats.

But “come” appears in Column B as #5, and “come” is also in Column A as #25? That would be confusing. Perhaps I misread.

Looking again at the user’s input:

In Column A:
...
4. arrive
...
25. come
...

In Column B:
...
5. come
...

Ah — so “arrive” (A4) should match “come” (B5), and “come” (A25) should match something else? But “come” doesn’t have another synonym listed? Unless...

Wait — perhaps “come” in Column A #25 is meant to be matched to a different definition? But that doesn’t make sense. Maybe there’s a typo in my reading.

Alternatively, maybe “come” in Column A #25 is actually “comer” or something? No, the user wrote “come”.

Perhaps I should proceed assuming that each word in Column A has a unique match in Column B, even if some words seem similar.

Let me continue systematically:

25. come → what’s left? Maybe “approach”? But “approach” is in Column B as #47? Let’s see.

Actually, let’s list all matches carefully, avoiding duplicates.

I’ll write down the correct pairs based on standard synonyms:

1. abroad → 49. overseas
2. agree → 36. concur
3. amaze → 27. astonish
4. arrive → 5. come
5. attack → 38. assault
6. beauty → 32. loveliness
7. before → 4. prior
8. begin → 1. commence
9. believe → 3. trust
10. beneath → 2. below
11. bless → 40. sanctify
12. bother → 39. disturb
13. bright → 14. luminous
14. build → 15. erect
15. buy → 16. acquire
16. calm → 17. serene
17. care → 18. concern
18. catch → 19. seize
19. cause → 20. reason
20. change → 21. modify
21. choose → 22. pick
22. clean → 23. pure
23. close → 24. near
24. cold → 25. chilly
25. come → ??? This is tricky. If “arrive” took “come”, then “come” might take “approach”? But “approach” is #47 in Column B. Let’s assume that’s correct for now.

26. complete → 26. finish
27. consider → 28. ponder
28. continue → 29. persist
29. correct → 30. accurate
30. cost → 31. price
31. create → 33. invent
32. cry → 34. weep
33. danger → 35. peril
34. dark → 37. gloomy
35. decide → 41. determine
36. deep → 42. profound
37. delay → 43. postpone
38. deliver → 44. convey
39. demand → 45. require
40. describe → 46. depict
41. destroy → 48. ruin
42. develop → 50. evolve
43. die → 6. perish
44. differ → 7. vary
45. difficult → 8. hard
46. direct → 9. guide
47. discover → 10. find
48. discuss → 11. debate
49. disease → 12. illness
50. display → 13. exhibit

Now, let’s verify if all numbers from 1 to 50 in Column B are used exactly once.

List of Column B numbers used:

From above:

49, 36, 27, 5, 38, 32, 4, 1, 3, 2, 40, 39, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, ? (for 25.come), 26, 28, 29, 30, 31, 33, 34, 35, 37, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 48, 50, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13

Missing: 47? And we have 25.come unmatched.

Also, 47 is “approach” — which could match “come” (A25).

And 47 was not used yet.

So:

25. come → 47. approach

Then all numbers 1-50 are covered.

Let me double-check a few:

- “die” (A43) → “perish” (B6) — yes
- “differ” (A44) → “vary” (B7) — yes
- “difficult” (A45) → “hard” (B8) — yes
- “direct” (A46) → “guide” (B9) — yes
- “discover” (A47) → “find” (B10) — yes
- “discuss” (A48) → “debate” (B11) — yes
- “disease” (A49) → “illness” (B12) — yes
- “display” (A50) → “exhibit” (B13) — yes

All seem correct.

Final Answer:
1-49, 2-36, 3-27, 4-5, 5-38, 6-32, 7-4, 8-1, 9-3, 10-2, 11-40, 12-39, 13-14, 14-15, 15-16, 16-17, 17-18, 18-19, 19-20, 20-21, 21-22, 22-23, 23-24, 24-25, 25-47, 26-26, 27-28, 28-29, 29-30, 30-31, 31-33, 32-34, 33-35, 34-37, 35-41, 36-42, 37-43, 38-44, 39-45, 40-46, 41-48, 42-50, 43-6, 44-7, 45-8, 46-9, 47-10, 48-11, 49-12, 50-13