Stative Verbs vs Dynamic Verbs | 100% Clear Concept | By-Arvind Nema #english #ssc #competitiveexams

https://play.google.com/store/apps/de... Verb = Action = Activity = Work Verb = Verb = Work = Activity = Movement That is, any word that indicates work, action, activity, or movement is called a verb. Run Eat Write Read Speak Speak Walk Jump Play Types of Verbs Dynamic Verbs Action Stative Verbs State Words that express feelings or a state/condition are also called verbs. Types of Stative Verbs (mainly 6 types) Verbs of Thinking / Mental State (Thought and Knowledge) These express thoughts, knowledge, and understanding.  know = to know  understand = to understand  believe = to believe  remember = to remember  forget = to forget Verbs of Emotion / Feeling These express feelings and likes and dislikes. Common Verbs  love = to love  like = to like  dislike = to dislike  hate = to hate  prefer = to like more  want = to want Verbs of Possession These express ownership or right to something. Common Verbs  have = to possess  own = to own  possess = to have rights  belong = to belong Examples  I have a bike.  She owns a house. Verbs of Senses / Perception These express states of seeing, hearing, smelling, etc. Common Verbs  see = to see  hear = to hear  smell = to smell  taste = to taste  feel = to feel  seem = to seem Examples  I see a bird. The food smells good. Verbs of Appearance These describe how something appears. Common Verbs  seem = to seem  appear = to appear  look = to seem Examples  She seems happy. He appears tired. Verbs of Measurement / Relation These describe measurement, value, size, or relationship. Common Verbs  weigh = to weigh  cost = to cost  measure = to measure  contain = to include  consist of = to consist of Examples  The bag weighs 5 kg. This phone costs ₹10,000. Important Stative Verbs for Exam Know Believe  Remember  Forget  Love  Like  Hate  Want Need  Prefer Own  Belong Have  See  Hear  Smell Taste  Seem  Appear  Weight type examples Thinking know, believe, understand Emotion love, like, hate, prefer Possession, own, belong Senses see, hear, smell, taste Appearance seem, appear, look Measurement/Relation weight, cost, contain Golden Rule Stative Verbs = State, not Action. so generally  ✅ I know him.  ❌ I am knowing him.  ✅ She likes tea.  ❌ She is liking tea. Some verbs can be both Dynamic and Stative. Think - (opinion/opinion) Stative ✅ I think he is honest. Think - (process of thinking) Dynamic ✅ I am thinking about him. Have - (to have) Stative ✅ I have a car. Have - (to experience/eat) Dynamic ✅ I am having lunch. Taste - (to taste) Stative ✅ The tea tastes good. Taste - (to taste) Dynamic ✅ She is tasting the tea. Feel - (to feel) Stative ✅ I feel happy. Feel - (to feel by touching) Dynamic ✅ He is feeling the cloth. See - (to see) Stative ✅ I see a bird. See - (to spend time with someone.) Dynamic ✅ Are you seeing anyone? ✅ They've been seeing a lot of each other recently. ✅ She is seeing her boyfriend tonight. SMELL - (to smell) Stative ✅ The flower smells nice. SMELL - (to smell) Dynamic ✅ He is smelling the flower. LOOK - (to look/seem) Stative ✅ You look beautiful. LOOK - Dynamic (to look/glance) ✅ He is looking at the board. APEAR - (to seem) Stative ✅ She appears nervous. APEAR - (to appear on stage/TV) Dynamic ✅ She is appearing in a new TV show. WEIGH - (to weigh) Stative ✅ The box weighs 10 kg. WEIGH - (to measure weight) Dynamic ✅ The shopkeeper is weighing the vegetables. MEASURE - (to measure) Stative ✅ The room measures 20 feet. MEASURE - (to measure) Dynamic ✅ The engineer is measuring the room. BE - (to be) Stative ✅ He is intelligent. Does not usually appear in Continuous. BE - (temporary behavior) Dynamic ✅ He is being rude. (He is being rude.) LOVE - (to love/like very much) Stative ✅ I love this song. LOVE - (to enjoy strongly - colloquial/advertising) Dynamic ✅ I'm loving this weather. ✅ I'm loving the party. ENJOY (This is actually a Dynamic Verb, but often sounds like a Stative) ✅ I enjoy music. ✅ I am enjoying the concert. Both are correct. EXPECT - (to expect, hope) Stative ✅ I expect good results. EXPECT - (to anticipate/wait) Dynamic ✅ We are expecting guests tonight. CONSIDER - (not to believe) Stative ✅ I consider him honest. CONSIDER - (to consider) Dynamic ✅ I am considering your proposal. #StativeVerbs #DynamicVerbs #EnglishGrammar #ActionVerbs #GrammarLesson #LearnEnglish #SpokenEnglish #EnglishSpeaking #GrammarRules #EnglishTeacher #EnglishClass #SSCEnglish #CompetitiveExams #BankingEnglish #EnglishForExams #EnglishSeekhoo #ExcellenceEnglish #ArvindNema #GrammarMCQ #BasicToAdvanced