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30-Apr-2003, 17:36
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30-Apr-2003, 18:36
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| Re: staive vrebs Quote:
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01-May-2003, 16:35
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| Re: stative vrebs Stative verbs do not descibe actions, but things that exist over time: 'live' is a stative verb, for instance. :o |
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01-May-2003, 18:46
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| Re: stative vrebs I would say that is is a stative verb. "That depends on what the meaning of is is." Whatever you say, Bill. :) 8) |
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02-May-2003, 11:19
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| Re: stative vrebs Is can be stative. It can also be called a copula verb- a linking verb |
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02-May-2003, 12:13
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| Re: stative vrebs
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