Verbs referring to mental and emotional states
Believe, doubt, feel, imagine, know, dislike, love, hate, prefer, realise, recognise, remember, see, suppose, think, understand, want, wish
Verbs referring to the uses of the senses
Appear, hear, look, see, seem, smell, taste
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1
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a) Why are you smelling the soup?
b) Why do you smell the soup?
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2
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a) She was feeling his arm on
her shoulder.
b) She felt his arm on her
shoulder.
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3
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a) Are you having an English dictionary?
b) Do you have an English
dictionary?
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4
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a) I am feeling much better
today.
b) I feel much better today.
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5
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a) What are you thinking
about?
b) What do you think about?
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6
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a) What are you looking at?
b) What do you look at?
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7
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a) I am not hearing you.
b) I can't hear you.
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8
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a) What are you thinking of
me?
b) What do you think of me?
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9
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a) This bread is tasting
funny.
b) This bread tastes funny.
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10
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a) I am feeling we should go
home now.
b) I feel we should go home
now.
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1. They … for us near the door.
2. Harry … television every day.
3. What … in the room now?
4. Ann … French at all.
5. Mr. Scott … German to Ann at the moment.
6. I am busy now. I … to the radio.
7. They … to the seaside every summer.
8. No, I … the newspaper at the moment.
9. No, she … in this house.
10. Where … he is from?
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