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Confused about when to use "I am thinking" vs "I think"? 🤔 In today's English lesson, Ms. Lara and John explore the important difference between Action Verbs and Stative Verbs.

Many English learners make mistakes by using stative verbs in the continuous form (adding "-ing"). This video breaks down the rules simply with clear examples to help you speak English more naturally!

📝 In this lesson, you will learn:

Action Verbs: Words that describe things we do (run, jump, play).

Stative Verbs: Words that describe a state, emotion, or condition (love, know, believe).

Tricky Verbs: How verbs like "Have" and "Think" can change meaning depending on how you use them.

The Golden Rule: Why you should (almost) never use stative verbs in continuous tenses.

⏰ Timecodes: 0:00 - Introduction
0:15 - What are Action Verbs? (Examples)
0:35 - What are Stative Verbs? (Definition)
0:57 - Common Stative Verbs List (Love, Know, Believe)
1:05 - Tricky Verbs: "Have" (Possession vs. Action)
1:30 - Tricky Verbs: "Think" (Opinion vs. Mental Process)
2:07 - Important Grammar Rule: Stative Verbs & Continuous Tenses
2:36 - Summary & Next Lesson Teaser

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