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Stative and dynamic verbs

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Stative and Dynamic verbs

In English, some verbs can't be used in the progressive or continuous form. They are called non-continuous or stative verbs

Stative verbs

Usually, refer to a state or condition which is quite static or unchanging. We don't do actively do what the state describes States stay the same over long periods of time and often they can't be seen

Preferences or desires

Processes of the mind

Dynamic verbs

They describe actions, which means something is moving or changing.Actions usually have a beginning and an end. They happen at a specific or limited time.Actions can usually be seen happening.

Some verbs can be both stative and dynamic

Here we have some examples

1. These flowers __________________nice!2. I don’t speak much Spanish but I __________________it when I hear it.3. This tea __________________too sweet. How much sugar did you add?4. Strawberry ice-cream is okay but I__________________ chocolate ice-cream.5. My son still __________________in Santa Claus. He’s only four years old.6. I borrowed money from my brother. Now I __________________him ten dollars.7. Do you __________________your home or do you pay rent every month?8. My classmate is very smart. He __________________many things.9. What does this word __________________? Do you have a dictionary?10. I __________________only 70 kilograms but I still want to lose a little weight.11. I like summer but I __________________winter. It’s too cold and dark.12. James __________________the password. That’s good because I forget it!13. Sally __________________a new bicycle for her birthday this year.14. I __________________a strange sound coming from that box! Let’s open it.15. Stewart doesn’t hate winter. He __________________it.

(1)Hey, can you help me with question 5, please?(2)Yes, I know/am knowing the answer!
(2)Why is she cries/crying?(1)She lost her wallet.
(1)Look at the time! Where's Diana?(2)She Always is guetting/gets up late on Sundays
(1)What do you thing about "The orphan"?(2)I am Linking/like this film.
(1)What would you like for christmas?(2)I want/am wanting a new bike.
(1)Where is mom?(2)Today, mom washes/is washing my clothes.
(1)Did you say them the right address?(2)Look, I am seeing/see my friends.
(1)What a delicious menu(2)Yuk! I hate/am hating vegetables.
(1)How's you doctor's apppoinment?(2)I haven't seen the doctor for a long time but she is remembering/remembers my name.
(1)Have you seen Mia and Michael?(2)At the moment the children play/are playing in the garden.

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Stative verbs

Sep 19, 2014

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Stative verbs. Stative verbs/action verbs. Action verbs describe actions we take or things that happen Stative verbs describe states, they refer to the way the things are (appearance, state of being etc) Stative verbs are never used in continuous forms.

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Stative verbs/action verbs • Action verbs describe actions we take or things that happen • Stative verbs describe states, they refer to the way the things are (appearance, state of being etc) • Stative verbs are never used in continuous forms

like, love, dislike, hate, prefer, adore, want, wish, desire, etc I wishto stay thin http://lolcat.com/pics/fatkitty.jpg Verbs showing emotions

have, own, possess, contain, include, belong, etc She has a cat http://www.dasjadolan.com/Other/Pets/Calvin/187121264_Km9JK-M.jpg Verbs that show possession

know, believe, understand, realise, remember, forget, notice, recognise, think, seem, expect etc She realises she has won http://woodenspears.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/susan-boyle-2.jpg Verbs that show thought

see, hear, smell, taste, feel, sound, look The butterfly looksbeautiful http://farm1.static.flickr.com/70/181532788_b36b70d052.jpg Verbs that show senses

fit, need, matter, cost, mean, owe, require, weigh, Our body requires vitamins http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_ON3V_iGCKwg/RqjPNvdUSVI/AAAAAAAAATI/UKrDIBc1OMk/s400/fruits_and_vegetables2.jpg Some other verbs

Annie and Dixon think bowling is fun They are thinking how to tell their parents that they want to go out with their friends later http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3284/2844544277_99b19a18d4.jpg States/actionsthink

This chocolate rose tastesfabulous http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_MEz0ierWhIo/SUPt_eoYwhI/AAAAAAAAAEU/QQq02GyFhOY/s400/chocolate+rose.jpg She is tasting chocolate http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2007/09_02/girleatchocST1109_228x380.jpg States/actionstaste

I see a doctor I see what’s wrong with my patient I am seeing my patient tomorrow http://us.123rf.com/400wm/400/400/carlodapino/carlodapino0903/carlodapino090300168/4562520.jpg States/actionssee

This butterfly looks beautiful http://farm1.static.flickr.com/70/181532788_b36b70d052.jpg She is looking at the butterfly www.armyofmom.com/5-19-06%20butterfly%20girl.jpg States/actionslook

The baby’s hair feels like silk http://thebeautybrains.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/11/baby-hair.jpg The doctor is feeling the patient’s forehead http://images.veer.com/IMG/PIMG/FSP/FSP0084034_P.JPG States/actionsfeel

These roses smell beautiful www.tripleoaks.com/article_photos/roses.jpg She is smelling the rose http://farm1.static.flickr.com/107/306201419_5d1f7f60ee.jpg?v=0 States/actionssmell

The cat is having a swim http://media.picfor.me/001EEC4/swiming-cat-cat-water-fun-... She hasa cat http://www.dasjadolan.com/Other/Pets/Calvin/187121264_Km9JK-M.jpg States/actionshave

This rabbit weighs a lot http://www.neatorama.com/images/2007-01/giant-rabbit.jpg The owner is weighing her rabbit http://www.medaille.edu/vmacer/120_graphic_lab_rabbit1_weighing.jpg States/actionsweigh

The dress fits her perfectly http://www.qomis.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/white-wedding-dress.jpg They are fitting a new dress on her http://files.dipdive.com/1241814216/mediaItem/26504/55237/Fergie_wedding_dress_fitting.jpg States/actionsfit

He appears to be irritated http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3279/2599862613_1c655d975d.jpg Cameron Diaz is appearing in “Green Hornet” soon http://www.gala.de/asset/Image/artikel/talk/2007/kw19/cameron-diaz-400.jpg States/actionsappear

Generally he is a friendly person but he is being really angry today. What has happened? http://bkmacdaddy.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/angry.jpg States/actionsbe

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