[Grammar] State or activity verbs

[phissen]

Interviewer (I)Guide (G)

Are bolded verbs - correct?

I: Do you like your job?
G: Oh, eys. I love it. I enjoy meeting new people.
I: What are you thinking of the tourists who come to Nepal?
G: Some of them don't know much about mountains and want to see as much as possible. Right now, I am working for a group of Austrian trekkers. They understand all about trekking and I'm sure they enjoy themselves. That's great because it means that the trek is good fun for me, too.
I: How the tourists differs from local people?
G: Well, most of them smell funny, not like us. Really! They eat different food and don't dress like us. My Austrians, for example, drink coffee for breakfast - it doesn't taste too good to me but they love it.

Thank you very much.

 

[euncu]

Interviewer (I)Guide (G)

Are bolded verbs - correct?

1) Are the bolded words verbs?
2) Are the bolded words correct?
3) Are the bolded verbs the main verbs of the sentences?

I'm answering according to 1.


I: Do you like your job?
G: Oh, eys. I love it. I enjoy meeting new people.
I: What are you thinking of the tourists who come to Nepal?
G: Some of them don't know much about mountains and want to see as much as possible. Right now, I am working for a group of Austrian trekkers. They understand all about trekking and I'm sure they enjoy themselves. That's great because it meansthat the trek is good fun (to be fun)for me, too.
I: How the tourists differs from local people?
G: Well, most of them smell funny, not like us. Really! They eat different food and don't dress like us. My Austrians, for example, drink coffee for breakfast - it doesn't taste too good to me but they love it.

 

[bhaisahab]

Interviewer (I)Guide (G)

Are bolded verbs - correct?

I: Do you like your job?
G: Oh, eys. I love it. I enjoy meeting new people.
I: What do you think of the tourists who come to Nepal?
G: Some of them don't know much about mountains and want to see as much as possible. Right now, I am working for a group of Austrian trekkers. They understand all about trekking and I'm sure they enjoy themselves. That's great because it means that the trek is good fun for me, too.
I: How do the tourists differs from local people?
G: Well, most of them smell funny, not like us. Really! They eat different food and don't dress like us. My Austrians, for example, drink coffee for breakfast - it doesn't taste too good to me but they love it.

Thank you very much.

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