I often see the same verbs used in different forms, for example: 取り受けます and
取ります. Both verbs mean to accept. In general 取り受けます means to take and accept.
Like this example, there are a lot of verbs that can be used this way, i.e. on
their own and in association with a second verb. How should I remember all
these verbs and know where to use a single verb and where to use the
combination of two verbs. Is there any general explanation? And where can I
find a list of verbs associations to remember?
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Verb with association with single verbs
> i often see the same verbs used in different forms for example. 取り受けます and
> 取ります both verbs means to accept, in general 取り受けます means to take and accept.

Don't you mean 受け取る and 受ける?

> As like in this way, there are lot of verbs can be used in this form: single
> and (association of two verbs).How to remember all these verbs and know
> where to use single verb and where to use the combination of two verbs.Is
> there any general explanation ?

No, you have to learn each different verb case by case.

> and where i can find the list of verbs(associaton) to remember ?

A dictionary.
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