Continuous Tenses

A non action verb is used to describe an action that is performed. Non action verbs can be used in simple, perfect and progressive (continuous) tenses. Most of the verbs we use are Non action verbs.

• True

• False

Non-action verbs are used to describe states, senses, desires, possession, emotions and opinion.

Non-action verbs are not usually used in continuous tenses.

• True

• False

State of mind to face difficulty

(a)  

Able to be spread by bodily contact with an infected person or object.

(a)  

Write here a paragraph (5 lines min.) using present continuous

Formular una opinión de algo/alguien:

(a)  

Select the correct non-action verbs:

• appear

• feel

• read

• write

Explain the main clause of past continuos (When do we use it?)

Juan Gabriel (a)   (live) in Cd. Juarez when I met him.

Satisfied with what one is or has.

(a)