The document provides an overview of stative and dynamic verbs, explaining their definitions and usages. Stative verbs describe unchanging states or feelings, while dynamic verbs refer to actions and can indicate states in certain contexts. Activities like crosswords and sentence scrambles are included to reinforce understanding of these verb types.

1. Good Morning !
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2. Do you believe in luck?

3. ✓ Stative & Dynamic verbs Video
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✓ Crossword
02
✓ Word search
03 ✓ Scramble the sentence
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Today’s Agenda
✓ What are the Stative verbs?
✓ Dynamic verbs
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✓ Fill in the gaps

4. Stative and
dynamic verbs
Watch the video and try to
understand what it says.
Pay attention to the
differences between a stative
verb and a dynamic verb.
Mira el video y presta
atención a las diferencias
entre los verbos de estado y
los verbos dinámicos.

5. Stative Verbs
01
What are stative verbs?

6. Stative verbs describe a state rather than an action.
Often stative verbs are about liking or disliking something, or about a mental
state, not about action.
Ex: I don't know the answer – Thoughts & opinion
She really likes you – Feelings & emotions
He seems happy at the moment – Senses & perception
Stative Verbs

7. They aren't usually used in the present continuous form.
Los usamos en los siguientes tiempos:
Present simple
Simple past
Ex: I don't know the answer - I'm not knowing the answer.
She really likes you - She's really liking you.
He seems happy at the moment - He's seeming happy at
the moment.
Stative Verbs

8. Thoughts & opinions
Agree
Believe
Doubt
Guess
Imagine
Know
Mean
Classification
Feelings & emotions
Dislike
Hate
Love
Like
Senses & perceptions
Appear
Be
Feel
Look
See
Possesion & measurement
Belong
Have
Measure
Weigh
Remember
Think
Understand
Want
Prefer
Wish Taste
Smell
Own
Possess

9. Your turn ! Crea oraciones usando verbos de estado.

10. Dynamic Verbs
01
What are dynamic verbs?

11. A number of verbs can refer to states or actions, depending on the context.
Algunos verbos pueden referirse tanto a verbos dinámicos como a verbos d
estado.
Con los verbos dinámicos usamos el presente continuo –ING.
Ex: You are stupid – It is part of your personality
(perception)
You’re being stupid – Only now, not usually (Behaving,
acting)
Dynamic Verbs

12. A number of verbs can refer to states or actions, depending on the context.
Ex: I have an old car. (state – possession)
I'm having a quick break. (action – having a break is an
activity)
Ex: Do you see any problems with that? (state – opinion)
We're seeing Heiner tomorrow afternoon. (action – we're
meeting him)
Dynamic Verbs

13. Other verbs like this
include: agree, appear, doubt, feel, guess,
hear, imagine, look, measure, remember,
smell, weigh, wish.
Los anteriores son otros vebos que
pueden ser dinámicos y de estado.
Dynamic Verbs

14. Este es un resumen de
lo que acabamos de
ver. Recuerda que los
verbos estáticos
representan
características
inherentes de las cosas
o personas, cosas que
no cambian. En cambio,
los verbos dinámicos
representan acciones
que tienen un comienzo
y un final.

15. Crossword En esta actividad debes
escribir el verbo de estado
correcto dependiento de la
definición que te aparezca.

16. Word Search
03
En esta sopa de letras hay 15
verbos de estado.
Encuentralos y enciérralos.

17. Scramble the sentence
04
En esta actividad debes organizar
las palabras para crear la definición
de Stative Verbs.

18. Fill in the blanks
05
En esta actividad debes escoger el
verbo de estado más apropiado
para completar la oración.

19. Any doubt about stative and dynamic
verbs?

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