“Cook”
Definition:
The word “cook” is a verb that means to prepare food by heating it, typically in a stove, oven, or other heat sources. It can also refer to preparing meals for others or making food in general. It is widely used in everyday life, especially in the context of food preparation.
Transitive / Intransitive
Definition of the Verb Form:
When a verb is used in a sentence in a different or modified way to describe the context of an action performed by the subject, it’s known as a verb form. There are up to five forms of a verb:
- Base Form (Root)
- Simple Past
- Past Participle
- Present Participle
- Third Person Singular
You need to know all forms of the verbs to make sentences in different contexts or tenses.

Here are examples of the five forms V1, V2, V3, V4, and V5 of the verb “Cook” used in sentences. See the examples below:
Base Form (V1):
I cook dinner every evening. What do you usually make for dinner?
Simple Past (V2):
She cooked a delicious meal for the family last night. Have you ever cooked for a special occasion?
Past Participle (V3):
He has cooked a big breakfast for everyone. Do you like having breakfast together?
Present Participle / Gerund (V4):
They are cooking a special dish for the holiday. What’s your favorite holiday food?
Third Person Singular (V5):
She cooks dinner at home every day. Do you prefer cooking at home or eating out?
Each form is used based on the tense and context of the sentence.

Meaning of the Verb “Cook” and Its Usage in Sentences. Five Examples are given below:
To prepare food by heating it:
I cook pasta with tomato sauce every Sunday. What’s your go-to meal?
To make meals for others:
She cooked lunch for the family during the weekend. Do you enjoy cooking for others?
To prepare a specific type of food:
He cooked a steak for dinner last night. Do you prefer your steak well done or rare?
To prepare food in a certain way:
They are cooking vegetables on the grill. How do you usually cook your vegetables?
To create a meal from ingredients:
I cooked a cake for my friend’s birthday. Have you baked a cake before?

The Synonyms of the Given Word “Cook”:
- Prepare
- Bake
- Fry
- Grill
- Roast
- Boil
The Antonyms of the Given Word “Cook”:
- Raw
- Uncooked
- Freeze
- Refrigerate
- Preserve
Base Form (Root) | Simple Past (V2) | Past Participle (V3) |
went | gone | |
wrote | written | |
made | made | |
bought | bought | |
found | found | |
read | read | |
saw | seen | |
admitted | admitted | |
learned/learnt | learned/learnt | |
caught | caught | |
drove | driven | |
thought | thought | |
met | met | |
sold | sold | |
cooked | cooked | |
sent | sent | |
gave | given | |
drew | drawn | |
spent | spent | |
left | left | |
said | said | |
fell | fallen | |
watched | watched | |
did | done | |
called | called | |
liked | liked | |
lived | lived | |
died | died | |
had | had | |
kept | kept | |
cut | cut |








