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State vs Dynamic Verbs Quiz

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State vs Dynamic Verbs Quiz
 

State vs Dynamic Verbs QuizOnline version

State or action?

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Eat is a dynamic verb representing an action.

2

Sleep is a state verb.

3

Run describes an action and is a dynamic verb.

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Own is a dynamic verb.

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Be is always a dynamic verb.

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Write is never used as a dynamic verb and is a state verb.

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Know is typically a state verb and not usually used in continuous forms.

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Love is often a state verb and not commonly used in continuous forms in formal use.

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Believe is commonly and naturally used only in continuous forms.

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Own indicates possession and is a state verb.

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