Look: "He ____ at the painting." "He ____ full of beans today. He ____ someone's just made his day by giving him a compliment. "____ on the bright side! - everything is over!" Appear: "She ____ as a blissfully happy person." "She ____ in the talent show tonight." Think: "I ____ that the movie is great. I felt all the feels watching the last scene." "I ____ about going to Italy next summer." Feel: "Sorry, I changed my mind, I won't go out today, I ____ it. "I ____ great!" "Now, don't bother me. I had a very long day, I ____ worn out." Have: "Can't talk, I ____ a nervous breakdown." "I ____ a gorgeous dog." "Look at her, all giddy with excitement. She ____ a first date tonight." See: "I ____ the mountains from my window" "I ____ my friend later today. She ____ a shoulder to cry on, she's been down in the dumps for the past 2 weeks" "I think, I'm going crazy, I ____ things. Like ghosts" Taste: "The soup ____ delicious. I'm over the moon every time my mom makes it" "The waiter is rude. I ____ something weird in my soup. I ____ to get prickly. " Smell: "I ____ the fresh bread baking in the oven and I ____ getting hungry/ to get hungry." "The flowers ____ amazing." Be: "She ____ a doctor. She ____ exhausted after a very long shift that's why she ____ a long face." "She ____ very kind to her patients today. Although usually she ____ kinda distant."

Stative vs dynamic verbs

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