Facebook Instagram Youtube Stative verbs Stative verbs, like smell, love, have, hear, look, see are very important in English. Take look at this lesson to learn about stative verbs. Join Classes Stative Verbs Stative verbs are used to describe a state instead of an action. It looks good. It is looking good.I love you. I’m loving you.Stative verbs are used in these situations:thoughts and opinions: agree, doubt, guess, imagine, know, think, understandfeelings and emotions: dislike, hate, like, love, wantsenses and perceptions: appear, be, hear, look, see, smell, tastepossession and measurement: belong, have, measure, own, weigh. Verbs that are sometimes stative Come and join a course online Try these other courses possessives Time Prepositions Past Simple Other info Class info inquiry Home Many verbs can both describe states and actionsI see your point of view.I’m seeing that movie later.The first sentence expresses a perception of what someone sees. The second is talking about the action of seeing the movie.Some other examples are: haveI have a new bag (possession)seeI see an issue here (opinion)beHe’s so handsome (quality)tasteThis chocolate tastes sweet. (opinion) Final Quiz Which sentence is correct?. Paul feels terrible today. Paul feeling terrible today. Paul terrible feel today. Paul feel terrible today. I ____ Michael, but he can’t ____ me eat see play think I _____ music coming from the Smith’s apartment listening hear listen hearing Which sentence is correct? Jeremy is having a Mercedes. Jeremy having a Mercedes. Jeremy have a Mercedes. Jeremy has a Mercedes. Submit Your grade is: __ Join classes today andput some of your new grammar into action Click here Previous class Next class