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    This document provides a review of common non-action verbs (stative verbs) used in simple present and present progressive tenses. It includes lists of stative verbs organized by category, such as mental states, wants and preferences, perception and the senses, appearance and value, and possession and relationship. Readers are prompted to list the stative verbs they use most often and write sentences using some of the verbs. The document also provides topics to write simple present sentences about unrelated to time, and examples of people's positive and negative habits illustrated in sentences.

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    This document provides a review of common non-action verbs (stative verbs) used in simple present and present progressive tenses. It includes lists of stative verbs organized by category, such as mental states, wants and preferences, perception and the senses, appearance and value, and possession and relationship. Readers are prompted to list the stative verbs they use most often and write sentences using some of the verbs. The document also provides topics to write simple present sentences about unrelated to time, and examples of people's positive and negative habits illustrated in sentences.

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    Common Non-Action Verbs Stative Units 1 2

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    This document provides a review of common non-action verbs (stative verbs) used in simple present and present progressive tenses. It includes lists of stative verbs organized by category, such as mental states, wants and preferences, perception and the senses, appearance and value, and possession and relationship. Readers are prompted to list the stative verbs they use most often and write sentences using some of the verbs. The document also provides topics to write simple present sentences about unrelated to time, and examples of people's positive and negative habits illustrated in sentences.

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    Simple Present and Present

    Progressive
    Review
    Unit 1
    Common Non-action Verbs
    (Stative)
    Emotions
    Hate
    Admire
    Hope
    Adore
    Like Appendix 2
    Appreciate
    Love
    Care
    Regret
    Detest
    Respect
    Dislike
    Trust
    Doubt
    List the verbs you use the most
    Envy often.
    fear Write sentences for 3. (+ and -)
    Agree Mental States
    Assume Know
    Believe Mean
    Consider Mind
    Disagree Presume
    Disbelieve Realize
    Estimate Recognize
    Expect
    Remember
    Feel (believe)
    Find
    See (understand)
    Guess Suppose
    Hesitate Suspect
    Hope Think (believe)
    Imagine Understand
    Wonder
    List verbs used most often.
    Wants & Preferences Perception & the Senses

    Feel
    Desire
    Hear
    Need
    Notice
    Prefer Observe
    Want Perceive
    Wish See
    Smell
    taste
    List verbs used most
    often.
    Appearance & Value

    Appear Resemble
    Be Seem
    Cost Signify
    Equal Smell
    Feel Sound
    Look Taste
    Matter Weigh
    Represent List verbs used most
    often.
    Possession & Relationship

    Belong
    Contain
    Have
    Own
    Possess See Appendix 2 in your
    textbook for this list of
    non-action verbs.
    Topics related to scientific facts and physical
    laws
    • The sun Choose 2 topics.
    • The oceans Write simple present
    • Rivers sentences not
    • Trees connected to time.
    • Babies
    • Fish
    Example:
    Fish breathe with
    gills.
    Write examples of people’s positive and
    negative habits.
    Examples:

    My mother is always sending me homemade


    cookies.
    My roommate is always eating all of my
    cookies.

    Which example is a positive habit? negative?


    Simple past tense and past
    progressive
    Review
    Unit 2
    Make sentences about your
    experiences.

    Example: Simple past interrupts a past


    progressive action. (Note 2)

    I was driving to work when I had a flat tire.

    Interruption: flat tire


    Action in progress: driving to work

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