Stative and dynamic verbs exercise 1

Multiple-choice exercise

Decide whether the verb is stative or dynamic and choose the correct form. Explanations are given in the feedback.

You ____________ nice because you want to borrow my car.
1. are
2. are being
She's being really horrible.
1. This is a temporary state - she may not always be horrible.
2. She's generally a horrible person
He ___________ a nap - don't disturb him.
1. is having
2. has
I ____________ a lot of work to do today.
1. have
2. am having
We ___________ a party on Saturday. Are you coming?
1. have
2. are having
She __________ a cold so she went home early.
1. was having
2. had
When ___________ her baby?
'Anytime now.'
1. is she having
2. does she have
She ___________ tired so she went to bed early.
1. felt
2. was feeling
I ____________ like a walk. Do you want to come?
1. feel
2. am feeling
It was a huge explosion and we ____________ the vibrations 5 kilometers away.
1. were feeling
2. could feel
Could you just taste this soup? I think it needs more salt.
1. Taste has a stative meaning here.
2. Taste has a dynamic meaning here.
It tastes absolutely delicious.
1. Taste has a stative meaning here.
2. Taste has a dynamic meaning here.
She __________ this guy she met on holiday. I think they're quite serious.
1. is seeing
2. sees
I _______ what you mean.
1. see
2. am seeing
What ____________ of Annie's new boyfriend?
1. do you think
2. are you thinking
I _________ of getting a new laptop.
1. think
2. am thinking
You look very serious. What ___________ about?
1. are you thinking
2. do you think
They'd left some fish in the fridge and it ___________ awful.
1. smelled
2. was smelling
You ___________ great! The new haircut really suits you.
1. are looking
2. look
The weather forecast is awful. It _______________ good for the picnic.
1. is not looking good
2. doesn't look good