Stative Verbs

Read and choose. She's(feel) her way in the dark. These silk sheets(feel) lovely and smooth.

Read and choose. A: I(see) an old friend tonight. B: I(see) – so you won’t be able to meet me after school, will you?

Read and choose. A: Why(he/be) so bad-tempered today? B: I don’t know. He(be) usually so easy to get on with.

Read and choose. A:(you/enjoy) reading Alexander Pushkin’s novels? B: Not usually, but I(enjoy) particular one.

Read and choose. A: Why(you/taste) the lemonade? B: It(taste) a little bitter. I think I’ll add some more sugar.

Read and choose. A: How much(the parcel/weigh)? B: I’m not sure. The assistant(weigh) it at the moment.

Read abd choose. A: Natasha and I(think) of getting married. B:(you/think) that’s a good idea? You haven’t known each other for very long.

Read and choose. A: Why(you/smell) the milk? B: It(smell) a bit strange. I think it might have gone off.

Read and choose. A:(you/have) the phone number of a good business tutor? B: Why?(you/have) problems at school?

Read and choose. A: I hear the Browns(look) for a bigger house. B: Yes, it(look) as if they are going to move.

Read and choose. A:(the singer/appear) tonight? B: Unfortunately not. She(appear) to have lost her voice.