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    The document discusses stative verbs, which describe states of being rather than actions. It provides a table listing examples of stative verbs in categories such as emotions, senses, communication, and other states. It also notes some special cases where stative verbs can take the -ing form to change their meaning to describe an action rather than a state. These include appear, feel, look, see, and think, providing examples of how their meanings differ with and without the -ing form.

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    The document discusses stative verbs, which describe states of being rather than actions. It provides a table listing examples of stative verbs in categories such as emotions, senses, communication, and other states. It also notes some special cases where stative verbs can take the -ing form to change their meaning to describe an action rather than a state. These include appear, feel, look, see, and think, providing examples of how their meanings differ with and without the -ing form.

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    Listas de Presente Simple

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    The document discusses stative verbs, which describe states of being rather than actions. It provides a table listing examples of stative verbs in categories such as emotions, senses, communication, and other states. It also notes some special cases where stative verbs can take the -ing form to change their meaning to describe an action rather than a state. These include appear, feel, look, see, and think, providing examples of how their meanings differ with and without the -ing form.

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    Stative verbs

    Estados Sensaciones Comunicación Otros estados


    emocionales o
    mentales

    Believe (creer) Appear Agree (estar de Be (ser/estar)


    (aparecer) acuerdo)
    Dislike Belong
    (disgustar) Hear (oír) Astonish (pertenecer)
    (asombrar)
    Doubt (dudar) See (ver) Concern
    Deny (negar) (concernir)
    Imagine Seem
    (imaginar) (parecer) Disagree (no Consist
    estar de acuerdo) (consistir)
    Know (saber) Smell (oler)
    Impress Contain
    Like (gustar) Sound (sonar) (impresionar) (contener)
    Love (amar) Taste (saber, Mean (significar) Cost (costar)
    de sabor)
    Hate (odiar) Please Depend
    (complacer) (depender)
    Prefer (preferir)
    Promise Deserve
    Realize (notar / (prometer) (merecer)
    darse cuenta)
    Satisfy Include
    Recognize (satisfacer) (incluir)
    (reconocer)
    Surprise Involve
    Remember (sorprender) (involucrar)
    (recordar)
    Lack (faltar)
    Suppose
    (suponer) Matter
    (importar)
    Understand
    (entender) Need
    (necesitar)
    Want (querer)
    Owe (deber,
    Wish (desear) de deuda)

    Own (tener)

    Possess
    (poseer)
    Pero hay casos especiales cuya conjugación en presente continuo depende del significado. En esta
    tabla puedes conocerlos:

    Stative verbs: casos especiales

    Verbo Significado sin Ejemplo Significado con Ejemplo


    terminación - terminación -ing
    ing

    Appear Parecer / It appears to Presentarse (en My band is


    Asemejar be an UFO un escenario) / appearing at
    Actuar his party
    tonight

    Feel Opinar I feel you Sentir She is feeling


    deserve pain in her
    more chest

    Look Parecer It looks too Ver They are


    weird to me looking at the
    puppies

    See Entender He can’t see Visitar He is seeing


    your point his couch
    again

    Think Opinar She thinks Pensar I am thinking


    you are her about your
    best teacher offer

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