command words

3. To explain or state the precise meaning or nature of something, often with clarity and specificity.
5. To examine similarities and differences between two or more items, situations, or concepts.
7. To condense or give a concise overview of the main points or ideas.
10. To supply or make something available or accessible to others.
11. To propose or recommend an idea, plan, or solution.
12. To forecast or anticipate what might happen in the future based on current conditions or trends.
13. To make something clear, understandable, or intelligible by providing details, reasons, or context.
15. To create a picture, representation, or diagram using art tools or other methods.
18. To give a brief summary or overview of the main points or structure of something.
19. To talk about a topic, considering different viewpoints, ideas, or aspects.
21. To express or declare something clearly and definitively.
22. To think about, reflect on, or take into account when making a decision or judgment.
24. To determine a numerical value or figure by using mathematical methods or operations.
26. To assess or judge the value, significance, or quality of something based on certain criteria.
27. To create a simple, rough drawing or representation of something, usually not highly detailed.

1. To grow, advance, or progress in something over time, often by enhancing or improving.
2. To present, offer, or provide something to someone else.
4. To finish or bring to an end, fulfilling a task or action.
6. To show or prove something through examples, actions, or evidence.
8. To inspect, investigate, or scrutinize something closely for evaluation or understanding.
9. To express thoughts, ideas, or information using written language or symbols.
14. To evaluate or judge the nature, quality, or significance of something, often based on criteria or standards.
15. To give a detailed account or explanation of something, often using words or visual representations.
16. To highlight the differences between two or more items, situations, or concepts.
17. To give valid reasons or evidence in support of a decision, action, or idea.
20. To recognize, distinguish, or determine the nature or characteristics of something.
23. To examine something methodically and in detail, breaking it down into its parts to understand its nature or structure.
25. To express an opinion, observation, or remark about a topic or situation.