Title: State verbs

Q: Where to?
- Overview
- Verbs of thinking
- Verbs of feelings
- Verbs of the 5 senses
- Verbs of possession
- Summary
- Quiz

Q: State verbs are also called
- Non-continuous verbs (correct)
- simple verbs
- present verbs

Q: Non-continuous verbs describe
- a state (Zustand) (correct)
- an action
- a continuous

Q: State verbs are always in
- a simple form (correct)
- a continuous form
- a past form

Q: State verbs can be subdevided into
- 5 categories (correct)
- 4 categories
- 3 categories

Q: Normally when a sentence has a state verb AND a present continuous keyword like 'now'
- the verb is put into the present simple (correct)
- the verb is put into the present continuous

Conjugate the verbs

Q: 1. Paul (to play) [...] the piano at the moment.

2. A: Listen! - B: I [...] [...] anything.

3. What (you/ to think) [...] [...] [...] of my idea?

4. Sorry, at the moment I (not/ to have) [...] [...] any time.
A: is playing; don't/do not; hear; do; you; think; don't/ do not; have

Q: Anything you want to revise?
- Overview
- Verbs of thinking
- Verbs of feelings
- Verbs of the 5 senses
- Verbs of possession
- Summary

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