What types of HTTP requests have you tested in your practice?

In web application testing practice, I usually check the following types of HTTP requests:

• GET — retrieving data from the server, such as loading a page or a list of items.
• POST — sending data to the server, such as creating a new record or submitting a form.
• PUT/PATCH — updating existing data.
• DELETE — deleting resources.
• OPTIONS — checking supported methods on the server.

I verify the correctness of response statuses (200, 201, 400, 404, 500, etc.), the correctness of headers, response body, and response time. It is also important to test error scenarios and boundary values.