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English Grammar – Stative Verbs
What is a stative verb? Watch this free ESL lesson and learn all about stative or non-active verbs! You will also learn the special grammar rules concerning stative verbs and to be.
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What about the expression I’m seeing someone?? is it right??
When we talk about dating yes, we say that! But it is slang/idiom.
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Hi Ronnie.
What about the verb “listen”? Is it a stative verb too?
No.
why not?listen was not an action right..
Listen is a verb.
I can’t understand yet. Listen is a verb. OK, but how about see, feel, smell?
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It means that the person is using a “quote” (quote). It is used when you are being sarcastic!
hi! is this correct?:I’m feeling better…
Yes!
Could you clarify it? What is the difference between I’m feeling better and I feel better ?
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I will try to make that lesson for you!
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Thank you Ronnie very much for this lesson and your presentation is realy amazing , but I want to ask ” are these the only stative verbs ?” thanks for your answer .
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Hi Pretti Mam,
I have a small doubt on the stative word “Listen” under senses. We normally write/ says “I’m listening to the radio/television”. Is that in-correct gramatically? Pls explain…
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Thanks a lot Ronnie! I’m Brazil and I love to learn “stative verbs” and from now on will be his student. You’re to be congratulated!
Thanks a lot Ronnie! I’m from Brazil and I love to learn “stative verbs” and from now on will be his student. You’re to be congratulated!
Hi Ronnie,
I have one Doubt. In Past continuous tense, can i use like
‘i was hearing the music’..is this statement right?
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Hi Ronnie,
Tell us more about stative verb and exception on it.
Normally when we write something on computer it shows error on grammar mistake, but in this case
“She was not agreeing with us”
“I was appreciating the music”
it doesn’t show, why ?
Thanks
Thanks for lessons!! It’s really easy to learn with you!
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Hi Ronnie.How are you? Thank’s for your efforts. Can you tell what’s the meaning of (certain verbs)?
Thank you
Thank you, Ronnie!
Additions to the video: http://engtek.wordpress.com/2011/08/30/stative-state-verbs/
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why is it okay to break the ‘to be’ rule during a conversation?
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the “Get” word has many usage .. So i suggest teacher make video about how to use “get”
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jast i have a qustion some one says i am in love is it grammaticaly right or wrong
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What about McDonald’s slogan I’m Lovin’ it! ?
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thank you ronnie why is im feeling better .correct
Why am I feeling better.
Misunderstanding here, I’ll help you. That’s informal language, Why do I feel better is grammatically correct. . .
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what about i’m in love???
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good lesson but i like to ask one thing that if in present continous how will i use for listen music as u said that i am hearing music is wrong…
You have to say I am listening to music!
I am confusing..What are the difference between hear and listen?I’ve thought that both was same…
http://www.engvid.com/english-vocabulary-listen-hear/
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hello ronnie why i’ feeling correct u said in the lesson it’s a stative verb i’m confused sorry for that answerme soon plz
ALL rules in English have exceptions! This is one of them!
hi madam i want to learn english. please explain the sentences where we can use asif,
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Search the site for business English!
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Adverbs describe HOW the action (verb) was done.
Hi Dear:
thank you for your help for us, but how can i start your lesson from the first to the end please.
Thanks a lot.
There is no “start” or “end”….but you can go to the “beginners” lessons then work your way up!
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Thank you for your help.
I have a question.
In this lesson at time 4:30, I couldn’t listen the word after “I’m being happy. Are you …”
Are you what?
…are You twice?…..
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Hi, Ronnie. Thanks for your lessons!
May I ask a question?
Is a phrase “I’m Lovin’ It” correct?
I’ve heard it in McDonald’s commercial some years ago.
no, the sentence is wrong
Oh, sorry for comment.
I’ve found an answer in the video.
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Could “u” please explain Preposition “in” & “into”
Thanx
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by the way, what is mean “to be” ???
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Hi Ronnie,thanks for your explanation, i got much knowledge after seeing your video. But im still little bit confused about some things:
Some people sometimes use “present continuous” form to express “future simple”, like this: i am seeing that later= i am going to see that later”. Is it correct to use that present continuous to express future simple both in spoken and written? and if it’s correct, is it only for any of verbs in that case, or for all verbs? I’m sorry if i ask too much, i really get confused of it. Thanks before
tank you very much I really love your lessons and your way of teaching is efficient and funny i like it …just a question what about “I’m listening to the music” ?????
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You have to say “I am listening to music”. (not “the music”).
i like it … :*
A very interesting lesson indeed. Thanks
Ronnie, can we say I’m having a great day, or in the past I was having a great day???
Hi there! Ronnie, please answer. Yesterday, I watched a movie called “She hate me”. Why “she hate”, not “she hates”??? Does it make any sense? Thank you in advance!
Ronnie might be able to explain it better, but that’s a feature of African-American vernacular [everyday] English, a dialect that has its own rules. And in AAVE it’s okay to drop the ending for verbs in third person present tense.
She hate me is wrong, Movies/music/art has no rules – especially grammar rules!
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hi ronnie,i enjoyed this lesson 100%. but i have a question. can’t we say, “i am having my lunch? , it smelling good? i am feeling quite well? n so on.. normally we say i am having my lunch. so is that wrong?
Thank you
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Sabih.
Ronnie,
I have a question on this “I’m loving” Ok this seems to be wrong, what about the continuity of the sentence, and “I’m Lovin” used by McDonnald. What is the sense behind to drive the continuous sentence. Please Explain.
Regards,
Sabih.
McDonalds is just WRONG! The sense behind continuous is that the action is occurring now and will still be true in the near future!
Hi Ronnie, I have to talk about the clause “having” nowadays, people use for everything they relate with this clause. What should be the replacement. Please elaborate the situations to use it as “having.”
Regards,
Sabihuddin
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Hi ronnie,I made mistake with stative verbs,but i got it
thanks
hi, Ronie! what about verb “to forget” in case if I’m doing that constantly,how should I express this meaning then,using this verb??
thankYou in advance:)
YOu can say I always forget!
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Great! Thanks for watching!
Hi, Ronnie, I have joined your classes recently, and I do like it so much.
Will you clarify, please if the below statement is correct:
think (stative) = have an opinion
I think that coffee is great
think (dynamic) = consider, have in my head
what are you thinking about? I’m thinking about my next holiday
Also, as regards “I am feeling better”, is this slang, or grammatically accepted?
Thank you in advance.
I am feeling better is present continuous form!
Do you mean to say that “feel” can be used in Present Cont.?
I just wanted to know if it is grammatically correct (not slang) to use the verb “feel” in Cont. form.
Yes you can!
And, will you please revert to other questions of mine, i.e. “think” like “opinion” and “consider”, and transitive/intransitive verbs.
I would be grateful to you should you explain transitive and intransitive verbs and which verbs namely can be used in two ways in Passive. I mean: I was given a book. And, The book was given to me.
I know there is a group of verbs in English that has only one form of Passive, like describe, translate, explain, dictate. Is there a full list of these verb, or is there a clear-cut rule on how to identify them?
Thank you very much.
Thank you
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hi Ronnie . what about if i want to use present continues .. ! is that right if i say : i remember that now ??
and also could you tell me an example usingthe word “be”??
Present contiuous is only to be +verbing. EX…I am writing.
I remember that now = simple present~!
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Hi Ronnie I need help with quetion ending with prepositions could you give me a hand whit that grammar please …
ok!
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Hi Ronnie, when we put have with modals? like (should’ve,could’ve,would’ve)..and what is the difference if we just say I have?
is there any rules 4 use them ??
thanks
http://www.engvid.com/grammar-modals-of-advisability/
http://www.engvid.com/modals-must/
http://www.engvid.com/how-do-modals-work/
http://www.engvid.com/give-advice-should-ought-to-had-better/
http://www.engvid.com/master-modals-seam/
http://www.engvid.com/master-modals-seam-2/
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is happy stative verb ?
I don’t know – it is English grammar rules. I did not make them!!!!
I think, have means ‘own’ or expresses possession, it is not used to in the progressive. But we can use ‘have and think’ in the progressive. For example, I’m having a good time. I am thinking about English grammar right now. (have a good time, have a bad time, have a problem, have company, have an operation), have can be used in the progressive. See, English is the most crazy language in the world. Good luck.
Hi Ms.Ronnie.. thanks alot 4 the lesson .. i have a question but it’s not related to this lesson >>
1 – I drank much water
2 – I needed much suger to bake a cake
is that right ??
Thanks in advance
NO. I drank a lot of beer.
I needed a lot of sugar to bake a cake.
Ok. if we put (too) much >> for example:
1 – I drank too much water
2 – I needed too much suger to bake a cake
is that right now?
Thank you for your reply :)
1- yes.
2- no. Too much is always a negative thing. You can say the cake has too much sugar.
Dear Ronnie
Do you mean that we use :MUCH” only in negative and question?
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Hi Ronnie!! if I say I’m in love (it will be correct or false?)
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May you teach us about transitive and intransitive verbs,please?
thanks
help me please :(
Hello, Ronnie! Thank you for your brilliant lessons! It’s always interesting to watch them.
Is it right to say ‘He’s being rude these days’? He’s always rude, but he’s being rude these days. Is it correct?
We are still deciding? (thinking) Is it right?
Dear Roni,
Could you please tell what differences between another and other?
Another = one more. EX. I’d like another beer = one more of the same kind.
Other = something different. I’d like the other (kind of) beer= I want a different kind of beer.
Hello, English Angel, Ronnie sister,
I love your teaching.
Hi Ronnie, i’m sometime confuse when to use been or being in a sentence. Can you please make a video on that? Thanks
Been is a past participle.
Being is only used in continuous forms.
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how about ‘to be loved’? is it okay?
I have the same cuestion. Is Bob Marley song “could you be loved” right?
Hi Ronnie, tnx for your great lessons.
But I’m a little bit confused! You have used “… you are being sarcastic”; however, you have already said that “be” is a stative verb!
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Ronnie, you said that it’s wrong to say “I’m hearing”, cause to hear is a stative verb, what about ” I’m listening to music” This is correct, isn’t it ? So I assume that the verb to Listen is not a stative verb… ok? Thanks
Excuse me Ronnie but I’m not sure about “sense” ! It might be: hear,see (sight), smell, taste (mouth) and touch (with fingers) instead of “sound”?! Don’t you agree with me?
hi~~ I got a question! Why I find the example in the dictionary said “I am having difficulty…..”. Is it right or wrong??
i love his energy in the video…
Thanks ever such a lot Ronnie.
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Thank you very much.
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Hi:)I wanna ask you something but this isn´t exactly for this specific video.I have a truble with using nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs in sentences. I give you an example… felxible-flexibility…Are some rules for that? thank you:)
Adjectives usually end in -ly -y -ed -ing.
Noun= person place or thing.
Verb = action word.
Adverbs usually end in -ly or -y.
Ronnie i love you! thank you so much for your help! im learning so much from you everyday! could you make more videos please… :) thank you.
THANK YOU!
Hi Ronnie,
How are things with you today? You know what, I really admire you for being an erudite teacher. I love the way you teach and the way you give examples. How I wish I can be like you too. I want to be a good English conversationalist and you know what..your teaching helps me a lot. I always watch your video and you are an inspiration to many people like me who want to learn English well.By the way, about this topic, I heard many people saying ‘what I’m thingking right now’ is this statement right? I don’t think so. Keep up the good work..
Your student
Nerfezap :)
Yes, we use the statement “What I am thinking right now”. A lot of times we disregard grammar rules when we talk!
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thank ronnie I understood this lesson very well. I had a lot of doubt about it but now I´m really clear.
Thank you Ronnie, Excellent instructor!
You understand all around audition students as you say and explain to listen and learning English student’s not certain country or specific country people as stereo type. You are very understandable for all nationality people. That is very important to all around people because they have their own country and birth place, so they like of course. However, During students are learning and listening languages are sensitive sometimes. Especially, most teachers need to explain generously. You are a great instructor as your teach way and let the students.
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Thank you so much. I´m a Brazilian English teacher and was very difficult to explain this topic to studants, this video help me a lot.
Hi Ronnie,
Thanks very much for your good work.
Could you please tell me the differences between these sentences?
- we are done vs we have done
- the first step is done vs the first step has done vs the first step has been done.
Again, thank you in advance!
We are done and the first step is done = present tense.
We have done and the first step has been done= present perfect.
The first step has done is WRONG.
Hi,
I have a question. can we use “I’m understanding it now” if we want to say about situation which was changed. e.g. I never understood English grammar but I’m understanding it now. or I am understanding the text now that I have read it once more.
You have to say I understand!
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love from Turkey
very clear to me now!
thanks Ronnie
I read on the article to day at marketwatch(We will be thinking down john 13000 not 14000)verb to think used with to be,is this a correct sentence?If to think is a stative verb the above sentence is wrong,isn’t it?please explain.
i was wandering if we can not used stative verbs only in present continuous ?????? or there r many cases about that ???????
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I love the teacher!
Ronnie, your style of teaching is one I like.
Hi Ronnie, i have a quick question
whats the difference between
this book belongs to me VS. this book is belonged to me.
Thank you in advance
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Hi Ronnie, is gramatically wright this sentence: “My sister is on holiday in Peru. She is loving it!” ???
I had English class today, I used simple present (she loves it), and my teacher corrected me. It’s a stative verb, I said. But it indicates an action in progress at the time of speaking, she replied. Now I’m really confused… can you help me, please?? Tks
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Hi Ronnie could you clear up the difference between the auxialary verbs and the model verbs.Thank you
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I want to tell u ,u r great
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Hello Ronnie,nice lesson,
I’ve really concern through private teacher,don’t forget me,please
I wish to go to Canada this year.
Have nice week.
I love the way you teach
Hello Ronnie. EngVid really help me to learn English and i thanks all the staff members. Please, how can you help me to have some documents like books, videos? I live in haiti.
thank you Ronnie
Thank you Miss Ronnie. God Bless You. -I’m just slightly baffled because at the end you said it’s okay to say “You’re HAVING a baby.” But then it’s not okay to say “I’m FEELING happy?” Someone help me out please.
Sorry I meant — “I’m FEELING happy” ?
hey i could understand better