What are Non-continuous Verbs
Non-continuous verb are those verbs that are rarely used in continuous tense. They do not express any action or movement. These verbs refer to states instead of actions.
Non-continuous Verbs List
Feelings
want
wish
like
hate
love
prefer
dislike
Thinking
realize
know
imagine
believe
remember
understand
Senses
smell
taste
hear
see
appear
seem
Other state verbs
mean
agree
deny
disagree
promise
satisfy
surprise
belong
concern
involve
depend
matter
need
own
possess
be
lack
include
fit
deserve
cost
consist
doubt
Examples:
I want some fruits.
He can't hear me now.
This car belong to me.
I don't believe he is a wrong person.
You seem confused.
I see her daily.
He needs some rest.
You think it is hard.
He doesn't feel good today.
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