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    Stative verbs describe states, situations, or conditions rather than actions. They are not used in continuous tenses like "is having" but rather simple forms like "have." There are several categories of stative verbs including: 1. State verbs that express opinions like think, believe, feel. 2. Verbs of taste like like and prefer. 3. Verbs of possession like have and own. 4. Verbs describing characteristics like weigh and consist. 5. Verbs of need like need and want. 6. Verbs of perception like see, smell, and feel.

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    Stative verbs describe states, situations, or conditions rather than actions. They are not used in continuous tenses like "is having" but rather simple forms like "have." There are several categories of stative verbs including: 1. State verbs that express opinions like think, believe, feel. 2. Verbs of taste like like and prefer. 3. Verbs of possession like have and own. 4. Verbs describing characteristics like weigh and consist. 5. Verbs of need like need and want. 6. Verbs of perception like see, smell, and feel.

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    Stative verbs describe states, situations, or conditions rather than actions. They are not used in continuous tenses like "is having" but rather simple forms like "have." There are several categories of stative verbs including: 1. State verbs that express opinions like think, believe, feel. 2. Verbs of taste like like and prefer. 3. Verbs of possession like have and own. 4. Verbs describing characteristics like weigh and consist. 5. Verbs of need like need and want. 6. Verbs of perception like see, smell, and feel.

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    Stative Verbs

    What are Stative Verbs?

    In English there are a series of verbs that are NOT used in their continuous form (continuous present,
    continuous future ...) are verbs that describe states, situations and conditions and are called STATIVE
    verbs.

    We say

    I have a car, and I´m not having a car.

    Static verbs can be grouped into several groups as they are

    State Verbs: Express opinion.

    agree, think, believe, disagree, feel, doubt, depend, understand, know, mean, remember, seem, look (=
    seem), mind, suppose, guess, appear, matter, concern, realize

    2. Verbs on Tastes

    like, dislike, prefer, love, hate.

    3. Verbs on Possession

    have, possess, belong, own, owe, lack, include, involve

    4. Verbs that express Characteristics of something

    weigh, measure, consist, contain

    5. Verbs that express Need

    need, want, wish, deserve ...

    6. Verbs related to perception

    sound, hea. I like to travel to Europe .

    2 .She thinks that her brother is lazy.

    3 . He prefers to go along

    4. I hate to wake up early .

    5. They know how to sing .

    6. She wants to study medicine.

    7. I need to eat ice cream.

    8. The car costs $ 1.000.000 .


    Ver más en Brainly.lat - https://brainly.lat/tarea/694052#readmorer, taste, see, smell, imagine, recognize,
    satisfy

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