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Question 1

Stative verbs

Answer 1

1. Attrack, like, look, love, sound-> Presente continuo cuando enfatizan una situación que es temporal o por un periodo de tiempo alrededor del presente, sino presente simple
2. RARELY con present continuous->believe, consist of, doubt, own
3. State meanings-> presente simple
4. Action meaning-> presente continuo/simple, depende del contexto.
5. cost, expect, feel, fit, have, imagine, measure, think, weigh

Question 2

we DO NOT USE will or be going to with

Answer 2

when/while/once/as soon as/etc.

Question 3

get+noun

Answer 3

generally means to receive

Question 4

get+adjective

Answer 4

become

Question 5

get+object+past participle

Answer 5

involves another person

Question 6

get+object+infinitive

Answer 6

involves another person, more about persuasion

Question 7

get+past participle

Answer 7

forma informal de hacer la pasiva. más común en spoken english

Question 8

collocates with get

Answer 8

behind; into; over; together; around (sneak); somebody down; out of (avoid responsibility); through (succesfully send the message); back to (reply via phone, mail); by (slightly negative meaning, do only enough); along (very friendly; good match)

Question 9

We can use either the past continuos/simple with those verbs

Answer 9

considering+ing; expect to; hope to; intend to; plan to/on; think about; want to

Question 10

We do not use will or be going to

Answer 10

when; while; once; as soon as; etc.

Question 11

Prsnt simple+prsnt continuo para hablar d intenciones con

Answer 11

aim, expect, hope, intend, plan, propose, want

Question 12

some people, particularly in speech and JOURNALISM, use …. to mean planning a course of action

Answer 12

be looking+to-infinitive

Question 13

this verbs used with past tense forms, are usually concerned with future events seen from the past

Answer 13

aim, agree, expect, hope, intend, mean, plan, promise, propose, resolve, undertake, want