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Is it right? I am believing that fashion is not so important.
It is wrong.
Dynamic verbs describe
Actions: something happens
You can use dynamic verbs with simple or continuous forms, or both?
Both: simple or continuous.
Stative verbs describe
states: nothing happens
T o F: You can use state verbs with continuous forms.
FALSE
Give an example using a dynamic verb.
Give an example using a stative verb.
In this sentence, think has a state or dynamic meaning?: I think I must have the best job in the world.
Stative meaning: nothing happens.
In this sentence, think has a state or dynamic meaning?: I'm thinking about going to the doctor.
Dynamic meaning: something happens
When do we use present perfect continuous?
to talk about unfinished actions that started in the past and continue in time 'up-to-now'.
How is the structure of the present perfect continuous? Give an example
has/have + been + -ing form
When do we use present perfect simple?
to talk about finished actions in time "up-to-now"
PPS or PPC?: I have been working all day.
PPC
PPS or PPC?: My mum has bought a new car.
PPS
