STATIVE VERBS in English
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- Stative verbs can be confusing, but not after this lesson! I'll explain what they are, how to use them, and how not to use them. You'll learn the most common verbs that are ALWAYS stative, so there's no confusion in your mind. You'll master verbs like "love", "hate", "need", "know", "understand", "appreciate", "prefer", "realize", and more. Take the quiz on this lesson at www.engvid.com... . Then, download my free, full list of stative verbs for reference in the future: www.engvid.com...
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I do have a small question. Can stative verbs be used as gerunds? I'm confused because some say that stative verbs should not be used as gerunds.
For example; "Knowing his problem, Anne talked to him gently." Is this sentence correct?
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Thanks for understanding . Is this a correct sentence ? Using stative verb
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Stative verbs if written in continuous form cannot be used as verb but I believe that it can be used like a GERUND
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Rebecca, "love" can be used actively when it describes the process of enjoying something.
Isn’t it an abstract noun?
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Bese on advanced Longman dictionary the verb "appreciate" can be use in progress
This is very helpful explanation. Can the word "hear" be used in the continuous form?
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I really enjoyed your video. Just wanted your thoughts on these two stative verbs, 'love' and 'hate'. There is a famous slogan that says 'I'm loving it'. And people often say, 'I'm hating ... at the moment'. Why is this?
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And what about 'feel'? I got that there're stative verbs which can not be used in progressive or continuous forms, e.g.: I'm detesting myself (wrong), I detest myself (right) or she is adoring me (wrong), she adores me (right). But 'feel' as I think is a debatable one, e.g.: I can ask: A) 'How do you feel?' and smb can answer: B) 'I've got a terrible migraine today, can't even get up and do sth.' The question is: can it be referred to the verb 'feel'? And is there a boundary between sense and emotion? For instance, If I'm asking smb "How are you feeling now?" and he or she answers: I'm feeling as if I was struck by a hammer or A): 'How are you feeling right now?', B): 'Couldn't meet the deadline at work, so feeling really down and angry , would it be an appropriate 'feel' usage?
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Love is stative verb, isn't it? Never used verb+ing on stative verb. I don't understand MacDonald's slogan "I'm loving it".
Elvis song "Loving you", Paul Mccartney's song lyric Hope of deliverance "knowing, knowing..", Timi Yuro's What's the
matter baby lyric "needing youi..." etc.
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Heyyy but i have heard many people say, i was or I'm realizing or also I was recognizing????? What about that??? Or is it ok to say it like that but not grammatically correct??Please help!!!!
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Could you pls. Tell me that in which lesson you have discussed about stative verbs I.E. have, Feel, Think . I would like to see that video.Thank you.
Great video... I have some doubts:
- Are you able to use stative verbs with -ING in a literary context? Can we find out this form as a literary resource?
- If you cannot use the -ING how do you say for example "We are understanding the class" refering to a present and unfinished moment?
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Awesome. I really enjoyed your video. I wish I could download the list of dynamic and stative verbs but the problem is that I'm visually impaired ad I can't find the download button. =(
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Can we use it past simple sentences. Stative verb is used all tenses except continuous tenses. Is it true? Please clarify it
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