Read each entry as a small building block: meaning, construction, then example. “Start with 20” selects useful verbs for talking about needs, daily activities and simple requests; it is not a CEFR level or a frequency tier. The numbers identify entries, not ranks.
Accent marks show stress in infinitives; monosyllables need no mark and ё indicates stress. Examples use ordinary spelling. Unless noted as biaspectual, the listed headwords are imperfective. “Related perfective” is not a promise of an interchangeable aspect pair: read the note, especially for states, motion and actions “for a while.”
Use the short notes below to choose your next drill. For a fuller explanation, open the linked guide rather than trying to memorise every related form at once.