He listens to music.
ACTION (not the same as "hear")
I don't believe you.
STATE
I do my homework after school.
ACTION
I like tennis.
STATE
He rides a bike in his free time.
ACTION
I am skipping rope at the moment.
ACTION
She feels ill.
STATE (not the same as "feel" with your fingers)
I have an expensive red car.
STATE
I climb high mountains.
ACTION
I always paint the walls on my own.
ACTION
I remember the cafe.
STATE
She is eating a hamburger right now.
ACTION
She brushes her teeth twice a day.
ACTION
We want two tickets for the concert.
STATE
She hears music.
STATE (not the same as "listen")
We prefer cultural holidays.
STATE
I always feel the fruit before I buy it.
ACTION (not the same as "feel" an emotion)
I need a bottle of water.
STATE
I know the answer.
STATE
You catch the ball.
ACTION
We watch the basketball game.
ACTION (not the same as "see")
We see dolphins in the sea.
STATE (not the same as "watch")