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Some Verbs With Problems In The Continuous Form

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These verbs:

  1. like
  2. believe
  3. possess
  4. know
  5. agree
  6. smell
  7. deny
  8. understand
  9. love
  10. belong
  11. promise
  12. own
  13. care.

Grouped by meaning

  1. Like love care
  2. possess own belong
  3. Taste hear smell
  4. believe know understand
  5. promise agree deny

I'm liking this alot = I'm enjoying this. Seeing is believing. (y) = If I can see something with my own eyes , then I must believe it's true. I believe that is true. (Does this mean that I continuously believe this is true?) Some verbs ARE CONTINuOuS This is very much to my liking. (y) Here 'liking is a noun. A liking for ... I am liking this. (n) Anybody possessing more than 2 acres of land , may have to pay more tax. (Also - Anybody who possesses)

Knowing of secrets might be dangerous. (n) Knowledge of ... Knowing me , knowing you. there is nothing we can do! (y) ABBA In my knowing .... (To my knowledge ) As far as I know ... There's no knowing what he will do next. (y) This theory is worth knowing. It's worth + --ing It's worth saying , doing , having .... Boss gets 4m dollars for agreeing not to use a corporate jet. (Because he agreed ..) talking about + (-ing verb) Ways to keep your bedroom smelling fresh. Detecting terrorists by smelling fear. After "for" , where 'for' gives a reason, we use -ing. Bishop convicted for denying holocaust. I'm not denying anything. (y) My understanding (Noun) is that .... A brief illustrated guide to understanding Islam.

Which sentences are incorrect in the use of -ing form?

  1. I'm thinking you should talk to your bank manager. (n)
  2. I'm thinking of spending a week in France.
  3. I'm seeing paul tonight.
  4. I'm seeing what you mean. (n)
  5. I'm tasting the soup to see if it's good.
  6. This soup is tasting great.
  7. She's feeling that we should go on holiday. (n)
  8. She's feeling unwell.
  1. A sudden draught of air blew the door shut.
  2. Shaun proposed a wedding to me last night. I didn't know what to say. Shaun proposed marriage. That was a marriage of convenience.
  3. I'm afraid this will definitely add to the overall cost of the project.
  4. Don't shoot I'm coming out.
  5. You surprised when you said you said you were leaving at the end of the week. WRONG - You WERE surprised / You surprised ME
  6. I wonder whether you could suggest me a good grammar book. WRONG
  7. Why don't I make you a nice hot cup tea?
  8. He still owes for his share of the holiday we had together last year. WRONG
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