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Stative Verbs: Present Continuous Quiz

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Spot the stative verbs in present continuous.

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Stative Verbs: Present Continuous Quiz
 

Stative Verbs: Present Continuous QuizOnline version

Spot the stative verbs in present continuous.

by Nicole Irany
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"I am knowing the answer."

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"Own" can be used in present continuous to show ongoing possession: "I am owning a car."

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"She is belonging to a club."

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Most stative verbs are not used in the present continuous in standard usage.

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"Want" is never used in the present continuous.

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The verb 'belong' is rarely used in present continuous due to its stative meaning.

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Some stative verbs can be used in present continuous to emphasize temporary states or changing feelings.

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"I am loving this song" is acceptable in informal contexts to express strong feeling.

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Verbs like know, believe, and understand typically do not take -ing forms.

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"He is having a lunch."

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