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Re: Stative verbs

I want another examples of sentences that state about stative verb that can be form into a dynamic verb. tnx

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Anonymous 1 yr 93 days ago Verbs, Stative Verbs, Dynamic Verbs
Re: linking verbs and stative verbs

Hi, They're not really the same, and no one really includes the other. I think linking verbs and stative verbs are 2 separate categories, but they're also 2 similar groups. They're different according to their definitions: - A linking verb is a verb link the relationship between subject and...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Fleder_m@u_S 1 yr 240 days ago Verbs, Tenses, Nouns, Stative Verbs, Noun Phrases, Dynamic Verbs
Re: STATIVE VS DYNAMIC VERBS

Anonymous wrote: Stative verbs descibe a state or situation : I love chocolate (not I am loving chocolate ). On the other hand dynamic verbs express an action : I eat chocolate. Dynamic verbs can be used in the continuous tenses whereas stative cannot. However, some verbs fall into both...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Inchoateknowledge 1 yr 307 days ago Verbs, Tenses, Stative Verbs, Dynamic Verbs
Re: STATIVE VS DYNAMIC VERBS

Stative verbs descibe a state or situation : I love chocolate (not I am loving chocolate ). On the other hand dynamic verbs express an action : I eat chocolate. Dynamic verbs can be used in the continuous tenses whereas stative cannot. However, some verbs fall into both categories, such as...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Anonymous 1 yr 307 days ago Verbs, Tenses, Stative Verbs, Dynamic Verbs
Re: since I have written or wrote

Ant_222 wrote: Yoong: do you think the following sentence is incorrect? «In 2002, Stricklin struggled mightily and was soon released. That was the last time he has driven a NASCAR race.» The 3 chief uses of pp: 1 state present perfect used with stative verb senses to refer...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Inchoateknowledge 1 yr 309 days ago Verbs, Stative Verbs, Present Perfect, Learning English, Dynamic Verbs
Re: could - the use of modals

Yes, there is a big difference - the difference between past and future. If you say I wish I bought a new car , you are suggesting that you haven't bought the car even though you had an opportunity to do so (in the past). (This is also said I wish I had bought a new car with the same...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by CalifJim 2 yr 93 days ago Verbs, Difference Between, Tenses, Stative Verbs, Past Tenses, Dynamic Verbs
Re: Difference between bother doing and bother to do

Paco2004 wrote: My tries were as below but I too feel both forms may be OK. 11. Don't bother to do the dishes. cease to dump 42 / cease dumping 435 paco could you please tell me about the google check thingy? is it a software or something? how to check ' em like this? thank you so much

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Anonymous 2 yr 146 days ago Verbs, Difference Between, Stative Verbs, Negations, Dynamic Verbs
Re: Present Perfect Progressive

Ant_222 wrote: ...your explanation through active and passive attributes. I don't know why you need this classification. Maybe it's correct, but I don't like it. Hi, Ant_222. It is not "active and passive attributes," but "active and static attributes." Perhaps I should have used the words...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by HSS 2 yr 170 days ago Articles, Verbs, Stative Verbs, Simple Past, Present Perfect, Dynamic Verbs

David Hume went (intransitive, dynamic verb turning, inevitably, the word between 'so and as' into an adverb) so far as to argue that feelings of love and sexuality were the foundation of all human society . He is (a stative verb) so honest (adj.) as to be trusted...

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K.O. 2 yr 267 days ago Grammar, Verbs, Constructions, Adverbs, Stative Verbs, Dynamic Verbs, Images

Re: when/while/as

CalifJim wrote: after while only stative verbs like "sit" can be used in the past simple tense? Yes, that sounds like a reasonable generalization. Nevertheless, dynamic verbs might be used after "while", but they would then have to be interpretable in a non-event sort of way. This pattern occurs...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Teo 2 yr 296 days ago Verbs, Tenses, Stative Verbs, Past Simple, Dynamic Verbs

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