Verbs in Context: Completing Sentences with Appropriate Actions

move be have take leave swim retire get live change

1. I'm learning because I'd like to go sailing this summer.

2. I hate house.

3. We're planning a baby next year.

4. My husband agreed when he's 65.

5. Are you hoping home when you get a job?

6. David must stop careers.

7. Beth and Alan like together.

8. I would like up running.

9. They decided married on a beach.

10. I can't imagine an old person.

Here are the sentences completed with the appropriate verbs:

1. I'm learning to swim because I'd like to go sailing this summer.

2. I hate to live in a house.

3. We're planning to have a baby next year.

4. My husband agreed to retire when he's 65.

5. Are you hoping to get home when you get a job?

6. David must stop changing careers.

7. Beth and Alan like to live together.

8. I would like to take up running.

9. They decided to get married on a beach.

10. I can't imagine being an old person.

(Note: "being" is used in the last sentence as it fits better contextually.)