Stative verbs in the continuous form; Linking verbs

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The grammar lesson contrasts stative meanings with action meanings and practises linking verbs. A speaking example says, “The government is thinking of building a new skyscraper here,” where thinking describes an active process. The response “Our city will look more modern” uses look as a linking verb. Editing items test complements after linking verbs, including whether a museum “looks beautiful” and whether a proposal “sounds good.” Learners select forms according to contextual meaning rather than merely the verb’s dictionary label.