This document discusses different types of verbs including stative verbs which describe states of being rather than actions, verbs showing emotions like like and love, verbs showing possession like have and own, and verbs showing thought like know, believe, and understand. As an example, it provides the sentence "She realises she has won" to illustrate a verb showing thought.

1. Mrs. Anabel Montes - English teacher

2. Stative verbs/action verbs
• Action verbs describe actions we take
or things that happen
• Stative verbs describe states, they
refer to the way the things are
(appearance, state of being etc)
• Stative verbs are never used in
continuous forms

3. Verbs showing emotions
• like, love,
dislike, hate,
prefer, adore,
want, wish,
desire, etc
• I wish to stay
thin

4. Verbs that show possession
• have, own,
possess,
contain, include,
belong, etc
• She has a cat

5. Verbs that show thought
• know, believe,
understand,
realise,
remember,
forget, notice,
recognise, think,
seem, expect
etc
• She realises she
has won

6. Verbs that show thought
• know, believe,
understand,
realise,
remember,
forget, notice,
recognise, think,
seem, expect
etc
• She realises she
has won