Title: State verbs with a different meaning I

Q: Where to?
- General idea
- State verbs list
- THINK
- SEE
- HAVE
- Summary
- Quiz

Q: Where to?
- SEE
- THINK
- Summary
- Quiz

Q: 'to see' = sehen is
- a state verB (correct)
- is an action verb

Q: 'to have a party' is
- a state verb (correct)
- an action verb

Q: 'to think - der Meinung sein' is
- a state verb (correct)
- an action verb

Q: 'to have a party'
- can be put into a continuous form (correct)
- is a state verb
- is an action verb (correct)
- can be put into a simple form (correct)

Q: 'to see - to meet'
- is a state verb
- is an action verb (correct)
- can be put into a continuous form (correct)
- can be put into a simple form (correct)

Fill in the missing words

Q: Put the verbs into the present simple or present continuous:

1. Paul never [...] (to see) his friends after school.

2. Listen! The neighbours [...] (to have) a party.

3. A: What is Sam doing? - B: I [...] (to think) he is dreaming.

4. We always [...] (to have) breakfast at 7 a.m.

5. Sorry, I can't join you right now. We [...] lunch.
A: sees; are having; think; have; are having

Fill in the missing words

Q: Put the verbs into the present simple or present continuous:

1. Here, could you read this for me please? I [...] (not/ to see) very well anymore.

2. A: Why do you look so worried? - B: I [...] (to think) about my math test.

3. Sally [...] (to see) her boyfriend every Saturday.

4. Psst! Be quiet! They [...] (to have) an important meeting.

5. Paul, what [...] (to think) of Oliver's idea?
A: don't see/ do not see; am thinking; sees; are having; do you think

Q: Anything you want to revise?
- General idea
- State verbs list
- THINK
- SEE
- HAVE
- Summary

Choose the correct statement.