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NON- Continuous   Verbs
Verbs
It  is   important   to   understand   that   English   verbs  are   divided   into  three  groups: 
Normal Verbs, NON-Continuous Verbs and Mixed verbs.
Today  we're going  to talk about NON-Continuous verbs.
These  Verbs are usually  things you  cannot  see somebody doing.
Non-Continuos Verbs  include :
Abstract Verbs.
Possession Verbs.
Communication Verbs.
Sense Verbs.
Emotion Verbs.
Abstract Verbs examples:

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 I now realize that using the 
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internet  is more useful.
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• He loves her.

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Possession Verbs examples:

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• She disagrees with her 
 He will definetly 
father .
suprise after seeing 
what's for  lunch .
Communication Verbs examples:
He wants to be the best .
Does  dinosaur  still exsist ?
Sense Verbs example:
It appears  that it's not impossible to fly.
Emotion Verbs example:
It's amazing to possess that power .
The easiest explanation to Non-continuous verbs is that those are the  words  we can't 
use  in  continuous  forms.  Most  verbs  talk  about   actions .  State  verbs  don't  talk  about 
actions, they talk about  states , feelings, possession, and things that  happen  inside our 
heads.
You don't have to  know  all those verbs by  heart ! one of the best ways to  avoid  mistakes 
is to read as much as you can in English After a  while , it will become  easy  for you to 
tell  whether a  given  verb  takes  continuous form or not.
The best ways to practice NON-Continious 
verbs:
Listen  carefully to what people say.
Practice  the   different   versions  of  the  verbs  of  sense   until   it  becomes  second  nature.
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Document Outline

  • Slide 1
  • Verbs
  • Non-Continuos Verbs include:
  • Abstract Verbs examples:
  • Possession Verbs examples:
  • Communication Verbs examples:
  • Sense Verbs example:
  • Emotion Verbs example:
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • The best ways to practice NON-Continious verbs:
  • The End !
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