Глаголы состояния в таблицах
Глаголы состояния ( State Verbs)
Полная таблица глаголов состояний английского языка
| Verb | Correct | Not Correct |
| agree | She didn’t agree with us. | She wasn’t agreeing with us. |
| appear | It appears to be raining. | It is appearing to be raining. |
| believe | I don’t believe the news. | I am not believing the news. |
| belong | This book belonged to my grandfather. | This book was belonging to my grandfather. |
| concern | This concerns you. | This is concerning you. |
| consist | Bread consists of flour, water and yeast. | Bread is consisting of flour, water and yeast. |
| contain | This box contains a cake. | This box is containing a cake. |
| depend | It depends on the weather. | It’s depending on the weather. |
| deserve | He deserves to pass the exam. | He is deserving to pass the exam. |
| disagree | I disagree with you. | I am disagreeing with you. |
| dislike | I have disliked mushrooms for years. | I have been disliking mushrooms for years. |
| doubt | I doubt what you are saying. | I am doubting what you are saying. |
| feel (=have an opinion) | I don’t feel that this is a good idea. | I am not feeling that this is a good idea. |
| fit | This shirt fits me well. | This shirt is fitting me well. |
| hate | Julie’s always hated dogs. | Julie’s always been hating dogs. |
| hear | Do you hear music? | Are you hearing music? |
| imagine | I imagine you must be tired. | I am imagining you must be tired. |
| impress | He impressed me with his story. | He was impressing me with his
story. |
| include | This cookbook includes a recipe for bread. | This cookbook is including a
recipe for bread. |
| involve | The job involves a lot of travelling. | The job is involving a lot of travelling. |
| know | I’ve known Julie for ten years. | I’ve been knowing Julie for ten
years. |
| like | I like reading detective stories. | I am liking reading detective stories. |
| love | I love chocolate. | I’m loving chocolate.* |
| matter | It doesn’t matter. | It isn’t mattering. |
| mean |
‘Enormous’ means ‘very big’. |
‘Enormous’ is meaning ‘very big’. |
| measure (=be long) | This window measures 150cm. | This window is measuring
150cm. |
| mind | She doesn’t mind the noise. | She isn’t minding the noise. |
| need |
At three o’clock yesterday I needed a taxi. |
At three o’clock yesterday I was
needing a taxi. |
| owe | I owe you £20. | I am owing you £20. |
| own | She owns two cars. | She is owning two cars. |
| prefer | I prefer chocolate ice cream. | I am preferring chocolate ice cream. |
| promise | I promise to help you tomorrow. | I am promising to help you tomorrow. |
| realise | I didn’t realise the problem. | I wasn’t realising the problem. |
| recognise | I didn’t recognise my old friend. | I wasn’t recognising my old friend. |
| remember | He didn’t remember my name. | He wasn’t remembering my name. |
| seem | The weather seems to be improving. | The weather is seeming to be improving. |
| sound | Your idea sounds great. | Your idea is sounding great. |
| suppose | I suppose John will be late. | I’m supposing John will be late. |
| surprise | The noise surprised me. | The noise was surprising me. |
| understand | I don’t understand this question. | I’m not understanding this question. |
| want | I want to go to the cinema tonight. | I am wanting to go to the cinema
tonight. |
| weigh (=have weight) | This cake weighs 450g. | This cake is weighing 450g. |
| wish | I wish I had studied more. | I am wishing I had studied more. |
